Research Logs, Essays, Conversations tagged with time-based media

Fig. 5. The first to the right of the corner. Lambert Meertens and Leo Geurts, Kristalstructuren, 1972. Ink on paper, Electrologica X8 mainframe computer, ALGOL 60 programme. 65 x 65 cm each. Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 2026. Photo: Peter Tijhuis

Rethinking the museum’s early computer art acquisitions

by Alessio Tozzi

Artist Talk: Ibrahim Mahama

Artist Talk: Ibrahim Mahama

Conversation with Amanda Pinatih and Rein Wolfs

Figure 3. Ansuya Bolm, Amazing Grace, 1989, 16 mm color film, 14 min.

I’m Just a Girl

by Mela Miekus

Wilhelm Sasnal attends the conversation series Artist Talk at the Stedelijk Museum on March 30, 2024. Photo: Remco Sijtzema.

Artist Talk: Wilhelm Sasnal

a conversation with Wilhelm Sasnal and Adam Szymczyk

Miles Greenberg, Rein Wolfs, Karen Archey and Marina Abramović at the conversation series Artist Talk at the Stedelijk Museum on March 17, 2024. Photo: Maarten Nauw.

Artist Talk: Marina Abramović and Miles Greenberg

Rein Wolfs and Karen Archey speak with Marina Abramović and Miles Greenberg

Rein Wolfs, Karen Archey and Marina Abramović at the conversation series Artist Talk at the Stedelijk Museum on March 17, 2024.

Artist Talk: Marina Abramović

Rein Wolfs and Karen Archey speak with Marina about her artistic practice

Tell Me a Story

Tell Me a Story

by Michelle Adler

(fig.1) Video Still from Ant Farm, Media Burn, 1975. Courtesy of Electronic Arts Intermix.

Video Club: Glued to the Tube: Picturing Violence in Mass Media

Research Logs, Video Club

by Janneke Schrage

A square, pale yellow sheet of paper rests on a white surface. A hand appears left of the sheet, as though about to turn it over. The light brown text at the top of the sheet reads: “#2 Learn a poem by heart. Go to a place where you can look through a window and recite it to yourself at the beginning and end of your workday. Repeat for at least 5 days.”

Sander Breure & Witte van Hulzen, 12 interventions for the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

Research Logs, Sketches for the Future

by Danica Pinteric

The police officer examines the inside of her left middle finger. She is wearing a yellow hat with a silver police badge and a turquoise dress. Her fingernails are painted red. Her made-up face is partially covered by another hand, which is out of focus.

Ghita Skali, The Invaders, 2021

Sketches for the Future

by Fabienne Chiang

Journal Articles tagged with time-based media

Fig. 5. Hoepla #2, 1967, black and white tape recording, 56 min 24 sec. Collection Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam.

“Een merkwaardig misverstand”: Postcolonial reflections on Hoepla

Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the Transnational

by Janna Schoenberger

Claudio Goulart and His Artistic Critique of the Ideology of Multiculturalism

Claudio Goulart and His Artistic Critique of the Ideology of Multiculturalism

Issue #14: Amsterdam: Reconsidering the Transnational

by Pablo Santa Olalla

Figure 4. Douglas Davis, Two Cities, a Text, Flesh, and the Devil (1977), The Floating Museum. Courtesy of Lynn Hershman Leeson.

Imagining the Future of a Complex Mixed-media Work: The Case of Lynn Hershman Leeson’s The Floating Museum

Issue #10 - Digital Archives and Collections

by Gabriella Giannachi

A Mode Of Translation: Joan Jonas’s Performance Installations

Issue #03 - The Place of Performance

By Robin Kathleen Williams

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