The editorial team
Editorial Team
The editorial team works as a collective.
[]Anastasia Shin graduated from the Master of Fine Arts at the Piet Zwart Institute, Rotterdam and completed her BA in Art Practice at Goldsmiths, University of London. She works with installation, text and drawing to explore the habits of human behaviour and attention.
[]Fleur van Suijdam is an art historian and film archivist. She holds an MA in Contemporary Art History from the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam and an MA in Preservation and Presentation of the Moving Image from the University of Amsterdam. Her academic interests lay in politically engaged art, with a specific focus on (neo)colonialism, solidarity, and stateless communities.
[]Gabriela Encheva is currently a Master’s student in Critical Studies in Art and Culture at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam after obtaining a Bachelor’s of Art History, Architecture and Landscape at the University of Groningen. Her research interests are modern and contemporary art and architecture.
[]Joëlle Daems obtained a degree in Art History and a Research Master Arts and Culture (both cum laude) from Leiden University. She studied History of Photography as part of an Erasmus+ exchange programme at the University of St Andrews. She currently works as an information specialist at the Rijksmuseum Research Library and Study Room in Prints and Drawings.
[]Lisa Petersohn graduated from the Master’s programme in Contemporary Art History at the VU and has a Bachelors degree in art history and English literature from the University of Heidelberg. Her research interests are street art, graffiti and issues surrounding gender in art.
[]Lisa Marie Sneijder is a design researcher, writer and curator and is currently working on her PhD researching design exhibitions that address socio-political issues at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. She is a graduate from the MA Design Cultures at the Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam and the MA Curating Contemporary Design (in partnership with the Design Museum) at Kingston University London.
[]Lorena Berrueco Rodríguez
[]Manuela Zammit graduated from the ResMa Critical Studies in Art & Culture at Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam. She also holds an MFA in Contemporary Curating from Manchester Metropolitan University.
[]Martine van Lubeek is a curator, (artistic) researcher, (Deep) listener and programmer. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts from ArtEZ University of the Arts in Arnhem. Currently, she works as public program curator at Platform P-OST and researches the hydrocommons of the Rhine river through (Deep) listening, community organising and ethnographic fieldwork.
[]Noelle Derksen is currently serving as the Early Career Research and Program Assistant in the Research and Academic Program at the Clark Art Institute while preparing for future doctoral study. They hold an MA in Contemporary Art History from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (cum laude) and a BA in Museum Studies and Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh.
[]Olivera Bucalović is currently working on her Master’s degree in Contemporary Art History at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. She holds a BA in South Slavic Studies and English from the University of Toronto. Her academic interests mainly lie in post-Yugoslav art history.
[]Patricia Nagtzaam is an interaction designer, passionate about exploring the intersection of ubiquitous systems, communication tools, and speculative techno-ecological interactions. Through this feminist practice, they question the ways technology and materiality might be innovatively used to foster ethical and intimate connections with the Other. They graduated from the BSc Communication & Multimedia Design (cum-laude), and recently started their MA New Media at Aalto University in Finland.
[]Paula Rodríguez Sardiñas is a writer, editor and art historian. She is a graduate of both the MA Art Sciences at the University of Ghent (summa cum laude) and the MA Contemporary Art at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Her work has appeared in Metropolis M, rekto:verso and Etcetera, amongst others.
[]Rebeka Erdélyi is currently following the MA Contemporary Art programme at the VU. She graduated with a BA in Culture, Criticism and Curation at the University of Arts, London. She has previously worked at an auction house, as well as a contemporary art gallery representing neo-avant-garde, and the young generation of Hungarian artists.
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