Szine : future origins : 1 / edited by Gwen Parry, Maurice Rummens ; texts by Nancy Jouwe, Yvette Mutumba, Rein Wolfs
Publisher: Amsterdam : Stedelijk Museum , 2017ISBN: 9789050062213.Subject(s): Sanat -- Süreli yayınlar -- Stedelijk Museum -- Amsterdam
| Art -- Periodicals -- Stedelijk Museum -- AmsterdamDDC classification: 700 SZI General note: Szine #1:
FUTURE ORIGINS
Starting in 2021 Stedelijk Studies is in the process of developing from a peer-reviewed journal to a broader knowledge sharing platform. Coming out of the Research and Publication department the research that is done in the museum is mainly shared through the StedelijkStudies.Com website. As part of this broader ambition of engagement with interested parties the idea was born to start an Szine that would tackle the more pressing and urgent contemporary matters surrounding the museum. With that in mind Szines are called into being as case studies around questions coming from within or outside of the museum whether these are of aesthetic, ethical, political or other nature.
Szine nr. 1 – Future Origins is the first issue to be published by Stedelijk Studies. It starts by looking at the origins of the museum and mirroring that in its future prospects. With the hope and yearning akin to that of the museum founders our generation of custodians aims to safeguard cultural heritage for future generations. To protect and fully understand this legacy that is embodied in the museum and its objects, it is useful to engage with the cultural environment in which this heritage is constructed. Delving into this history creates a space that allows us analytical and interpretive engagement which provides tools to expand into the future while acknowledging the museum’s origins.
Looking into the origins of the museum cultural historian Nancy Jouwe wrote the essay The Stedelijk: A Museum in Imperial Amsterdam. The essay is based on research done by Stedelijk Museum’s senior researcher Maurice Rummens and read through Jouwe’s extensive research on the Dutch role in the history of colonialism. This essay is mirrored in a conversation about the future between Yvette Mutumba who is Curator-at-Large at the Stedelijk and the co-founder of Contemporary And (C&) and Stedelijk Museum director Rein Wolfs. Together these two writings point towards the contemporary position of the museum in which it embraces its heritage while moving forward. General note: Stedelijk Museum tarafından bağışlanmıştır.
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Continuing Resources
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Arter Kütüphanesi Arter Kütüphanesi | Arter Kütüphanesi | 700 SZI 2021 (Browse shelf) | Available | 106528 |
Szine #1:
FUTURE ORIGINS
Starting in 2021 Stedelijk Studies is in the process of developing from a peer-reviewed journal to a broader knowledge sharing platform. Coming out of the Research and Publication department the research that is done in the museum is mainly shared through the StedelijkStudies.Com website. As part of this broader ambition of engagement with interested parties the idea was born to start an Szine that would tackle the more pressing and urgent contemporary matters surrounding the museum. With that in mind Szines are called into being as case studies around questions coming from within or outside of the museum whether these are of aesthetic, ethical, political or other nature.
Szine nr. 1 – Future Origins is the first issue to be published by Stedelijk Studies. It starts by looking at the origins of the museum and mirroring that in its future prospects. With the hope and yearning akin to that of the museum founders our generation of custodians aims to safeguard cultural heritage for future generations. To protect and fully understand this legacy that is embodied in the museum and its objects, it is useful to engage with the cultural environment in which this heritage is constructed. Delving into this history creates a space that allows us analytical and interpretive engagement which provides tools to expand into the future while acknowledging the museum’s origins.
Looking into the origins of the museum cultural historian Nancy Jouwe wrote the essay The Stedelijk: A Museum in Imperial Amsterdam. The essay is based on research done by Stedelijk Museum’s senior researcher Maurice Rummens and read through Jouwe’s extensive research on the Dutch role in the history of colonialism. This essay is mirrored in a conversation about the future between Yvette Mutumba who is Curator-at-Large at the Stedelijk and the co-founder of Contemporary And (C&) and Stedelijk Museum director Rein Wolfs. Together these two writings point towards the contemporary position of the museum in which it embraces its heritage while moving forward.
Stedelijk Museum tarafından bağışlanmıştır.
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