The Stedelijk Studies academic newsletter is back!

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Dear reader,

It has been a while since we have been in touch. The Stedelijk Studies academic newsletter is back, and we will be sending it out to you every two months. We will include updates from our range of publications such as the research projects of the museum, our peer-reviewed academic journal, and the latest released books. Hang tight and explore our content—we’re excited to have you here.

STEDELIJK STUDIES #13

MUSEUM-ING

JOURNAL

Stedelijk Studies #13 is now available and discusses the concept of “[removed]#8221; The museum is not seen as an object or subject anymore, but rather it is being re-evaluated as an actionable practice. Contributors suggest museums should take inspiration from new sources such as forest ecosystems, theater performances, and interactive design. Have a look and discover what they have to say.

Read the editorial →

Discover the top article →

Performer Michele Rizzo doing a dance performance for a big audience.

Michele Rizzo, HIGHER xtn., 2019, dance performance. © Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Photo by Maarten Nauw.

STEDELIJK STUDIES #15

AUDIENCES FOR CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS

CALL FOR PAPERS

We are now accepting submissions for Stedelijk Studies Issue #15. We invite contributors from anywhere to discuss topics of inclusion, diversity, absences, and presences regarding audiences for the art museum. Abstract submissions are due just after the summer on September 2nd, 2024.

And if you are looking for some inspiration, we suggest to browse previous publications in our powerful search page.

Read the call in full →

Search for inspiration →

Photo: Maarten Nauw

Artist Talk: Marina Abramović

CONVERSATION

Marina Abramović and Miles Greenberg discuss the value of museums and audiences for performance art.

Artist Ana Lupas holding one of her works.

Photo: Leontine Coelewij

In the Studio with Ana Lupas

RESEARCH LOG

Curator Leontine Coelewij walks us through an exhibition five-years in the making.

Stedelijk x C& Editorial Fellowship

FELLOWSHIP

Stay tuned for Nairobi-based artistic research courtesy of editorial fellow Wanini Kimemiah.

Design by Akiko Wakayabashi

ANA LUPAS

SUMMER READ

A first-of-its-kind publication that covers six decades of Ana Lupas’s work. Visuals of her large-scale installations, textile objects and sculptures are paired with research essays that expand on themes of collective participation, nature, and resistance.

Available in the museumshop in English.

Design by Team Thursday

STEDELIJK A-Z

NEW COLLECTION GUIDE

Explore the short stories behind the artists and their creative processes for 130 works from the collection selected by our curatorial team. Your guide to the collection of the Stedelijk.

Available in the museumshop in Dutch and English.

COMING SOON

STEDELIJK STUDIES #14

AMSTERDAM: RECONSIDERING THE TRANSNATIONAL

JOURNAL

Performance of dancer with large audience

STEDELIJK STUDIES #15

AUDIENCES FOR CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS

CALL FOR RESEARCH

STEDELIJK STUDIES MASTERS

NEW GENERATION RESEARCH

ESSAYS

SZINE #3

POST-EXTRACTIVISM

WILHELM SASNAL

PAINTING AS A PROP

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STEDELIJK STUDIES #13

MUSEUM-ING

STEDELIJK STUDIES #15

AUDIENCES FOR CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS

Artist Talk: Marina Abramović

In the Studio with Ana Lupas

Stedelijk x C& Editorial Fellowship

ANA LUPAS

SUMMER READ

STEDELIJK A-Z

NEW COLLECTION GUIDE

STEDELIJK STUDIES #14

AMSTERDAM: RECONSIDERING THE TRANSNATIONAL

STEDELIJK STUDIES #15

AUDIENCES FOR CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUMS

STEDELIJK STUDIES MASTERS

NEW GENERATION RESEARCH

SZINE #3

POST-EXTRACTIVISM

WILHELM SASNAL

PAINTING AS A PROP