As an advisor and curator of contemporary art and culture I specialise in research and development of new work forms in institutional contexts, based on equity and generosity. Together with a broad variety of commissioners, I develop transdisciplinary conversations for a future-proof cultural field.

Advisory board for art and public space for the Municipality of Amsterdam

Member of the Artistic Team / advisory board for art and public space for the Municipality of Utrecht. Activities include:- policy advisor art in public space- curatorial advisor on patricia kaersenhout’s Keti Koti ‘monument voor vlucht en verzet’ (2023)- curatorial advisor on memorial to Utrecht's first guest workers (2024)- development and curation of Gemene Grond, a commons programme addressing public space and proposing new strategies to include art and design in the development of urban contexts (2021-2030)

www.gemenegrond.nl A commons arts programme on and in shared urban spaces, taking as its point of departure the sense of togetherness, equity and generosity.

Atelier AM offers residencies to recently graduated artists from Dutch academies and foregrounds fair practice. The programme supports alumns in the earliest stages of their careers. We offe space, time and guidance from a wide network of colleagues within the extended (national) arts field. Public programmes offer 'Almeerders' insight in contemporary developments in art.

Research, curation and management of projects aimed at talent development at Gerrit Rietveld Academie

Public Art Amsterdam is a collaborative of 11 leading Amsterdam art institutions working on art and public space. As a member of the organisational team I advised on the organisational structure of this collaboration and composed an interdisciplinary arts programme for the manifestation.www.publicart.amsterdam

Curator for the RMa Artistic Research, Graduation Show 2019

At Huize Frankendael, the last remaining seventeenth-century country estate within Amsterdam, surrounded by the historical Park Frankendael, The Frankendael Foundation presents an interhistorical and interdisciplinary contemporary arts programme.

In collaboration with Frans Hals Museum and Museum M I developed the transhistorical museum, and an international research symposium on transhistoricity in curatorial practices, in museum collection presentations as well as in temporary exhibition settings. Frans Hals was subsequently reframed as a 'transhistorical museum'

Bi-monthly poetry and music festival based in Utrecht