Suzanne  Wallinga 




all around the world hearts beat as a storm at night as we sleep
Fons Welters Gallery 
2022
Every exchange is needed. Transitioning from a presentation space to a network organization
De Brakke Grond
2021-2022
Supervisory Board Member
Stedelijk Museum Schiedam 
2022-


Suzanne Wallinga is an Amsterdam-based freelance curator, lecturer, writer and regular strategic advisor for cultural organizations. As a curator, Suzanne realized new productions from international artists such as Charlotte Posenenske, Ian Kiaer, Zilvinas Landzbergas, Shezad Dawood, 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.






Suzanne Wallinga is an Amsterdam-based freelance curator, lecturer, writer and regular strategic advisor for cultural organizations. As a curator, Suzanne realized new productions from international artists such as Charlotte Posenenske, Ian Kiaer, Zilvinas Landzbergas, Shezad Dawood, 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.