Ronit Eden is an independent curator living and working in Amsterdam. She holds a degree in design and architecture. As of the last fifteen years, she has been curating and producing exhibitions about contemporary art in and around the Netherlands.
She is especially interested in art that incorporates historical and cultural events that shape political identity. She also curates exhibitions that integrate discussions on the museum’s role in preserving memory; exhibitions that question the museum’s role in creating personal identity and community affiliation.
In addition, she prepared and guided research trips into the art scene of Israel/Palestinian society with more than 65 professionals from the Dutch art scene.
Photo: Cris van Houts. Artist: Amos van Gelder. Curator: Ronit Eden. Wasserette (Laundry), Groningen Synagogue, Groningen, 2015
About her contribution:
Ronit Eden will guide us through a conversation about three in situ interventions realised with contemporary artists in different places across the Netherlands.
Please note that this event is free, however, its capacity is limited – only via RSVP. If you wish to participate, please send an email to Micol Manunta mentioning your name and the number of people who wish to join.
Here’s a glimpse of the event!
Ronit Eden’s conversation took place in the frame of the activities organised for the SPEME partners visiting Amsterdam throughout the whole month of May. Click here to see the full programme.
