Bijbels Museum Collates Media Coverage on the Thought-Provoking RE:FWD Exhibition in Amsterdam
The Bijbels Museum in Amsterdam has compiled a selection of media reports surrounding the group exhibition "RE:FWD: A Reply to the Present, A Forward to Us All." This significant exhibition, which captivated audiences until late August 2025, was presented at NDSM FUSE in Amsterdam-Noord. The collection of articles and broadcasts offers valuable insights into the themes and impact of the show as observed by various local media outlets.
Exploring the Vision of RE:FWD
The "RE:FWD" exhibition brought together young artists to offer a hopeful perspective on the future, often described with a "mild-activist" tone. Curators Mees van Zanten and Caithlin Courtney Chong guided this collective showcase, which featured diverse works from talents such as Marian Genet, Emmy van de Grift, and Yang-ha. The exhibition aimed to engage with contemporary issues, providing a forward-looking dialogue through art.
Local Media Highlights from Amsterdam
Several media platforms covered the "RE:FWD" exhibition, contributing to its visibility within Amsterdam's vibrant art scene.
A report by RTV Noord-Holland captured the atmosphere directly from the exhibition floor. Journalist Ron Fresen interviewed curators Mees van Zanten and Caithlin Courtney Chong, alongside artist Marian Genet, providing an in-depth look at the works and the artists' intentions. You can watch the full report here.
Prior to its opening, Het Parool published a preview penned by Tara Sikkel. The article delved into specific works by Emmy van de Grift and Yang-ha, emphasizing the exhibition's hopeful outlook on the future. The preview, which offered an early perspective on the themes explored, can be found here.
By spotlighting these media contributions, the Bijbels Museum helps preserve and share the discourse surrounding important cultural events in the city. To learn more about cultural institutions or explore current exhibitions, Musemap (musemap.art) can guide your next discovery. Consider taking a look at other museums in Amsterdam or browse what's on right now.
