Suzanne Wallinga is an Amsterdam-based freelance curator, lecturer and regular strategic advisor for cultural organizations. She is currently advising
De Brakke Grond, the Flemish Arts Centre in Amsterdam and
Taman Indonesia, an Indonesian zoo in the North of the Netherlands. Suzanne is co-founder and former director of the art institution
A Tale of a Tub in Rotterdam. In 2020 she was interim director of
Amsterdam Art.
As a curator, Suzanne realized new productions from international artists such as
Shezad Dawood,
Zilvinas Landzbergas,
Ian Kiaer,
Christopher Kulendran Thomas,
Zarouhie Abdalian,
Himali Singh Soin,
Ruth Buchanan,
Igshaan Adams and many others. For this she collaborated with institutions including
MOCA Toronto,
Toronto Biennial,
Screen City Biennial,
Society for Women in Philosophy,
Tensta Konsthall,
Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research, the
Kröller-Müller museum,
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam,
LOOP Barcelona and the
Erasmus University Medical Center.
She is responsible for a large number of exhibitions and public programs that center on the question of how art can contribute to our understanding of present-day
social,
political, and
ecological issues.
