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STEDELIJK MUSEUM SUP PLE­ MENTS ANNU AL REPORT 2017 AMSTERDAM SUPPLEMENTS ANNUAL REPORT 2017 CONTENTS 1. SPONSORS, FUNDS, AND PRIVATE PATRONS 2. EDUCATION 3. PUBLIC PROGRAM 4. PUBLICATIONS 5. ACQUISITIONS 6. GIFTS 7. INCOMING LONG­TERM LOANS 8. OUTGOING LOANS 9. CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION 10. OVERVIEW OF EXHIBITIONS 11. STAFF 12. ANCILLARY POSITIONS OF DIRECTORS AND SUPERVISORY BOARD 13. ACCOUNT OF ACTIVITIES IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE 2017 SUBSIDY 14. COMPLIANCE WITH THE CULTURAL GOVERNANCE CODE AND CODE OF ETHICS FOR MUSEUMS SUPPLEMENT 1 SPONSORS, FUNDS, AND PRIVATE PATRONS SPONSORS – Kennedy Van der Laan – Ampco Flashlight – Lensvelt – Audi – Maarsen Groep – De Vos & Partners lawyers – MAB Development – Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer – Maison van den Boer – G&S Vastgoed – Medellin Secret – Houthoff – NautaDutilh – illycaffè S.p.A. Netherlands branch – PostNL – IMC – Rabobank Amsterdam – Lensvelt – Royal Schiphol Group – LG Electronics – Select Catering – Kennedy Van der Laan – Sotheby’s Amsterdam – ProWinko – Spaces – Rabobank Amsterdam – Tata Steel Nederland – Siemens Huishoudapparaten – Teijin Aramid B.V. – Tata Steel Nederland – Theo van Gogh Stichting – Zumtobel Group – Van den Oever ­ Zaaijer & partners Architecten STEDELIJK CLUB MEMBERS – VBAT – AEDES Real Estate – Aalberts Industries FUNDS – ABN AMRO – Adam Mickiewicz Institute, operating – Amsterdam Hospitality Company under the Culture.pl brand – Annexum – Ammodo – AON Artscope Nederland – Art Mentor Foundation Lucerne – Audi – BankGiro Loterij – Benthem Crouwel Architects – Blockbusterfonds (initiative of the – Blauwhoed BV VandenEnde Foundation, the Prince – Bouwfonds Cultuurfonds Bernhard Culture Fund, VSBfonds, and – Boyden global executive search the BankGiro Loterij) – Clifford Chance – De Gijselaar­Hintzenfonds – CMS Derks Star Busmann – DutchCulture – Crown Fine Art – Fonds 21 – De Nederlandsche Bank – Fonds Sluyterman van Loo – De Vos & Partners lawyers – Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz­Picasso – Delta Lloyd para el Arte – Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer – Gieskes­Strijbis Fonds – G&S Vastgoed – Mondriaan Fund – Heren2 – Prince Bernhard Culture Fund – HEYLIGERS design + projects – Stichting RCOAK – Hörmann Alkmaar B.V. – Keith Haring Foundation – Houthoff – VSBfonds – IMC – Patrons wishing to remain anonymous – illycaffè S.p.A. Netherlands branch 3 SUPPLEMENT 1 SPONSORS, FUNDS, AND PRIVATE PATRONS Support from previous years for projects in STEDELIJK CIRCLE MEMBERS 2017: – Reinier and Susi van der Aart – Goethe­Institut – Lucas & Renée Albada Jelgersma – LUMA Foundation – Mr. M.W. Appeldoorn – Netherlands Organization for – Marja Bloem – Scientific Research – Karel Bodon and Janiek Dam – The Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia – Saskia Bos – Turing Foundation – Vincent Bruijn – Walter A. Bechtler Foundation, – Miriam Buise – Switzerland – Herman Bunjes and Judith Belinfante – Larissa Buwalda STEDELIJK MUSEUM FONDS PATRONS – Michiel Coenraads – 1000 Steps – Wouter Deelman – Brook Foundation – Matthijs van Dijk and Carrie Pilto – Mr and Mrs van – Matthijs Driedonks – Alkemade­Deiters – Janny Ebbinge – Mr Antal and Ms Bartels – Joop Ederveen – Mr and Mrs Benthem – Bodo Groen – Mr Biemond and Mr Nassiri – V. Halberstadt – Don Quixote Foundation – Ingrid Hazes – Mr and Mrs Donnelly – Ernst van der Hoeven – Mr and Mrs Drake – Brent Jochems – Mr and Mrs Dreesmann­Beerkens – Hans Kappetein and Mylene Verdurmen – Stichting Hartwig Foundation – Nannet van der Kleijn – Mr Ter Heide – Eline van der Laag – Mr Grosfeld and Ms Homan van der Heide – Liselotte Looman – Mr and Mrs Haank­Grondijs – Jessica Mahn – Leo en Elsbeth Hertz Foundation – Roland Mangelmans – Mr and Mrs De Heus­Zomer – Ramsey Nasr – Mr and Mrs van der Hulst – Harm Pinkster – Salomon de Jong Stichting – Frank Prillevitz – Mr and Mrs Kuiper – Stichting Reginafonds – Mr and Mrs Léons – Kay Roderburg – Mr Mulder – Sophie Roozendaal – Mr and Mrs Van Ogtrop­Quintus – Fu Ruide – Ms Plotnitsky – Maria Rus Bojan – Mr and Mrs Polak – Pieter Sanders – Mr Renders – Peter & Rita Schoonhoven – Ringier Collection – Peter and Pien Schouwenburg­Baesjou – Mr Roepers – E.M. Ederveen­Van der Sman – Mr Sijthoff and Ms Vos – Riemer Smink – Mr and Mrs Smit­Schulting – Dirk­Jan & Emily Smit­Marks – Mr and Mrs Thuis­Kruijff – Baukje Spaltro – Tijl Aankoop Fonds – Barbara Stokvis – Triton Collection Foundation – Berend Strik – Mr and Mrs Vorst – Eric van ‘t Hoff – Patrons wishing to remain anonymous – Marco van Thiel 4 SUPPLEMENT 1 SPONSORS, FUNDS, AND PRIVATE PATRONS – Jorgo Tsiris – Ton Venhoeven and Helga Lasschuijt – Marion Verbruggen and Marjo Meijer – Marijke de Vries – Robert Weisz – Patrons wishing to remain anonymous 5 SUPPLEMENT 2 EDUCATION GUIDED TOURS transported 4,242 students to the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. Our experienced and enthusiastic team of 32 museum guides gave a total of 1,916 Activities guided tours to 24,621 schoolchildren, students, families, and adults. October 6, October 7, and November 4, 2017 The Stedelijk Museum and the collective Tours of exhibitions neuewelle boden gave a three­day training Number of groups: 556 to art educators, focusing on a topical art Number of participants: 7,316 education topic. During the course, sixteen participants developed art or cultural edu­ Highlight tours cation lesson materials, on the theme of art Number of groups: 219 and popular culture. Number of participants: 3,047 November 6 and 7, 2017 Get­on­Board tours SYMPOSIUM MUSEUM GUIDES NOW! Number of groups: 90 This two­day symposium centered around Number of participants: 900 museum guiding and enhancing the profes­ sionalism of museum guides and museum tours in art and history museums, with 300 EDUCATION people from twenty different countries tak­ ing part. The symposium marked the com­ In 2017, we welcomed 30,640 schoolchil­ pletion of the doctoral thesis “Rondleiden is dren and students to the museum, from a een vak” and was organized in partnership total of 408 schools. Our various exhibitions with the University of Amsterdam, the and permanent collection attracted visitors Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, and of all ages, from infants to college and the LKCA. university students. Museum guides gave special education programs, tours, or November 8, 2017 workshops, introducing different aspects of STUDY DAY PRIMARY EDUCATION modern and contemporary art and design. ART THROUGH THE CURRICULUM Self­guided tours were also available for A one­day course in collaboration with secondary school groups. the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum allowed 250 teachers to discover practical Permanent education programs ways of linking art to all kinds of subjects in Number of groups: 1,270 the curriculum. Number of participants: 16,158 November 9, 2017 Museumplein Coach STUDY DAY SECONDARY EDUCATION In 2017, the Museumplein Coach once DESIGNING ART LESSONS ON more provided free transport for elementary TOPICAL THEMES schoolchildren aged between 7 and 12 from The museum’s experts inspired 250 schools within a 60 km radius of the greater teachers to design their own lessons, based Amsterdam area to the Rijksmuseum, around our collections. A joint event with the Stedelijk Museum, and Van Gogh Museum. Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. This year, the Museumplein Coach 6 SUPPLEMENT 2 EDUCATION OUTREACH AND INCLUSION December 18, 2017 – April 1, 2018 JAN ROTHUIZEN WITH OTHER EYES Unforgettable Stedelijk In the Lab, Jan Rothuizen sketched peo­ Number of groups: 33 ple’s movements throughout the museum. Number of participants: 396 What do they do inside that they don’t do outside? Why do people whisper when no City and Language (Stad en Taal) one’s around? What does color smell like? Number of groups: 8 And why does this artwork make you angry? Number of participants: 99 Participants were challenged to draw things they can’t describe, and describe what they Stedelijk in Sign Language can’t draw. Number of groups: 7 Number of participants: 47 April 2, 2017 RABO FAMILY DAY Activities On Sunday, April 2, families (550 visitors in total) were guests of honor at the Stedelijk September 21, 2017 Museum for a festival for all ages cele­ Book launch of Onvergetelijk – kunst en brating photographer Ed van der Elsken. cultuur toegankelijk maken voor mensen Families were amazed by his extraordi­ met dementie en hun dierbaren nary photos and discovered the world of rockabilly quiffs and backcombed hair. There were all kinds of activities: painting FAMILIES with light, speed tours of the museum, and tips on making fantastic street photos. Rabo Lab Admission and activities were free. October 1, 2016 ­ May 15, 2017 October 25, 2017 TINGUELY’S HQ KEITH HARING FAMILY FESTIVAL A work isn’t finished until it moves. That’s The Keith Haring Family Festival was held what artist Jean Tinguely thought. Visitors on Wednesday, October 25. The festival, stepped into Tinguely’s HQ and brought his inspired by Keith Haring, was for children ideas to life. They built a useless machine between the ages of 6 and 12 and their and brought the museum into motion. families. It was an afternoon when street art Young and old created a kinetic artwork of was invited into the Stedelijk. Kids learned their own, which they took home with them. cool moves at breakdancing workshops in the entrance area and enjoyed guided tours June 1 ­ September 24, 2017 of the museum. More than 400 people took LOOK FURTHER part in the program. This Stedelijk Lab was all about photogra­ phy. Inspired by quotes and tips from famous photographers, photo books, and a video on the work of Rineke

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