Here we collate some of the publications emerging from the CHEco initiative.
Sterling, C., Bauduin, T., & Caicedo, M. S. (2024). Critical Heritage Ecologies. AHM Conference 2024: “Heritage, Memory and Material Culture,” 105–108. https://doi.org/10.5117/9789048567638/AHM.2024.017
Abstract:
This short essay outlines some of the main dimensions of ecological thinking and explores the different ways in which heritage scholars might engage with ecological ideas and approaches from a critical perspective. The paper offers an overview of the emergence of ecology and ecologies across the sciences and the humanities, highlighting the need to consider such work alongside and in conjunction with Indigenous ecological approaches. Finally, the paper serves as a position statement for the Critical Heritage Ecologies initiative, which began in 2024 and is situated in the Amsterdam School for Heritage, Memory and Material Culture.
Read and download the full article on the University of Amsterdam Press website.
Bauduin, Tessel M. ‘Little-known but Persistent: Surrealism in the Netherlands’. Simiolus Netherlands quarterly for the history of art 45, 3/ 4 (2023-24): 262-273.
Bauduin, Tessel M. ‘Mystiek Bauhaus’. Tussen Hemel en Oorlog. Kunst en Religie in het Interbellum, ed. Rozanne de Bruijne, 105-113. Utrecht: Museum het Catharijneconvent, 2025.
Bauduin, Tessel M. ‘Surrealisme: Een terugkeer naar onszelf?’ De Witte Raaf 39, 233 (jan-feb 25): 12.
Read this essay here.
Sterling, C. & A. Komarova. 2023. Forgotten Worlds: Cultivating Museums Otherwise. Stedelijk Studies #13. Online: https://stedelijkstudies.com/journal/forgotten-worlds-cultivating-museums/
This article explores the long history of museums and the emergence of new ecological museum practices, with a key focus on the work of the Travelling Farm Museum of Forgotten Skills.
Critical Heritage Ecologies 