Stedelijk Museum Annual Report 2012

Stedelijk @ De Ateliers
The film program developed by the Stedelijk and De Ateliers focused mainly on
former participants, guest tutors, and artist tutors of De Ateliers. In four installments
of the series Talking Film, seven artists from various backgrounds, representing
different practices, presented their own recent films and discussed them in an
informal setting.
Feb. 16
Apr. 11
Apr. 26
Nov. 25
Dan Geesin
Runa Islam and Willem de Rooij
Pierre Bismuth and Raimundas Malasauskas
Melissa Gordon and Lisa Oppenheim
Stedelijk @ Trouw/De Verdieping
TrouwAmsterdam is now one of Amsterdam’s cultural hubs, thanks in part to the
international club program and the monthly cultural program De Verdieping. With
four major events, based on the successful Do It! evenings that took place at the
Stedelijk Museum in 2010–2011, Stedelijk @ Trouw/De Verdieping explored
numerous aspects of the TrouwAmsterdam building—as a printing house, as a club,
and as temporary cultural venue in Amsterdam.
Mar. 29
Contemporary Art Club:
works by Rineke Dijkstra, Mark Leckey, Jeremy Shaw and Matt
Stokes, Matthew Lutz-Kinoy, Dick Hebdige, and others
Apr. 19 Hear It! (Part 2):
Alva Noto, Machinefabriek, Jacob Kirkegaard, Sarah van
Sonsbeeck, Mark Bain, Alexandra Duvekot, Peter C. Simon,
with work by Bruce Nauman, Gary Hill, Marina Abramović,
and others.
May 17
Augment It!:
Arnoud van Adrichem, Ines Cox, and Lauren Grusenmeyer;
Wim Brands and Max Kisman; Maarten Doorman, P. J.
Roggeband, and Nils Muhlenbruch; Hélène Gelèns and Luis
Angel Rodil Fernandez; Saskia de Jong and Rens van
Meegen; and Elmar Kuiper and Selby Gildemacher.
Presenters and moderators: Rita Raley and Margriet
Schavemaker
Jun. 14
Duplicate It!:
Stedelijk Blikopeners (a group of young people employed by
the museum as peer educators) and the Editors (a network
of young creatives working at De Verdieping)
Stedelijk @ If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want to Be Part of Your Revolution
If I Can’t Dance, I Don’t Want to Be Part of Your Revolution is a leading Amsterdam
institution for performance art. Since its inception, the curatorial platform has invited
international artists to Amsterdam to develop and stage performances. The Stedelijk
Museum followed up the collaboration with If I Can’t Dance in the form of four
performances and a master class during Temporary Stedelijk 3: Stedelijk @.
Jan. 23–24
Master Class with Matt Mullican
Jun. 12
Louise Lawler, A Movie Will Be Shown Without the Picture:
Sven Lütticken, Andrea Fraser, and Eric de Bruyn
Jul. 1
Performance by Keren Cytter
Stedelijk @ de Appel arts centre
Each year, de Appel arts centre presents the Curatorial Programme, a distinguished
training curriculum for young curators and exhibition makers. As part of their
graduation project, the Stedelijk organized Why Stay If You Can Go a public
reading group that examined and discussed the political, economic, and artistic
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