Research Logs, Essays, Conversations tagged with curatorial practices


Wording Identities
Essays, Stedelijk Studies Masters 2025by Olombi Bois

Keeping Track of Time
Essays, Stedelijk Studies Masters 2025by India Jeffes

MODERN?
Essays, Stedelijk Studies Masters 2025by Ginger van den Akker.

The Don Quixote Sculpture Hall
Research Logsby Tijmen Ter Keurs

Threads of Resistance: Angela Su’s Hair Embroidery
Research Logsby Chi-Chia Pao

Speaking Back to an Incomplete Archive
Research Logsby Paula Carcamo

Glitching the Museum
Research Logsby Alicia Derksen

In the studio with Ana Lupas
Research Logsby Leontine Coelewij

Tell Me a Story
Research Logsby Michelle Adler

No White in Sight
Essaysby Vincent W.J. van Gerven Oei

Anti-Semitism in the 19th and early 20th centuries
Essays, MODERN — Van Gogh, Rietveld, Léger and othersby Maurice Rummens
![Fig. 5. Alexis Blake, 'rock to jolt [ ] stagger to ash', 2021. Performance, exhibition space with architectural interventions, dim lighting, fragrance, tabloid publication. Prix de Rome 2021. Photo: Daniel Nicolas.](https://stedelijkstudies.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Fig-05-From-Image-to-Smell-800x450.jpg)
From Image to Smell
EssaysThe Role of the Olfactory Sense in Contemporary Art Experience - by Jonas van Kappel

On Re-enchantment and Cosmic Hopes
Essaysby Mira Asriningtyas

In Museums We Trust
Essaysby Yvette Mutumba

On Things and Beings: The Affordances of Objects and Ways of Knowing
Conversationsby Amanda Pinatih and Britte Sloothaak

Staff Shares #3
Conversations, Staff SharesMarie-José Raven interviewed by Valeria Mari

Yto Barrada: The Mothership in Tangier
Research Logsby Leontine Coelewij

Staff Shares #2
Conversations, Staff SharesLeontine Coelewij interviewed by Valeria Mari

Music, Painting, Intuition, and Calculation
Abstracting Parables, EssaysSedje Hémon and the Stedelijk Museum

Race, Colonialism, and the Climate Crisis
Conversations, It’s our F-ing Backyard, It’s our F-ing Backyard - Part 1, Research LogsWhat Artists and Designers Can Do. Ekow Eshun interviewed by Amanda Pinatih

Looking at Art through Cultural Analysis: Mieke Bal
Conversations, Here for Now, Then and There, Research Logsby Britte Sloothaak

Looking Twice: The Presence of Absence in Die Brücke Art Histories
Essays, Kirchner and Nolde: Expressionism. Colonialism.A Critical Reflection on the exhibition "Kirchner and Nolde: Expressionism. Colonialism." by Lisa Hilli
Journal Articles tagged with curatorial practices

Transnational Curatorial Practice: Amsterdam from 1970s
Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the TransnationalAn Online Conversation

Willem Sandberg, Chris Engels, and the Midcentury “Birth” of Modern Art in Curaçao
Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the Transnationalby Stephanie Lebas Huber

Zaritsky/Rusli: A Multidirectional Approach to Curating International Modern Art
Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the Transnationalby Kerstin Winking

“A loving interest”: U-ABC: Paintings, sculptures, photos from Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, Chile
Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the Transnationalby Madelon van Schie

From Museum-going to Museum-ing: Visitors as Creative Agents within the Museum
Issue #13 – Museum-ingby Jon Stam

After(-)Images: Problematizing Collections of Early Documentary Photography in the Art Museum
Issue #11 – The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam at 125 yearsby Fabienne Chiang
![[Re]collection, [De]collection, and the People Curatorial Calibrating the preservation of memory and the dialectics of loss in the Palestinian Museum](https://stedelijkstudies.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/Asad_Figure-1-800x450.jpg)
[Re]collection, [De]collection, and the People Curatorial
Issue #11 – The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam at 125 yearsby Ali T. As’ad