is an independent curator and researcher in the field of contemporary
art with a special focus on network cultures. Her research explores
topics such as systems, productivity, memes, artistic strategies,
archiving, and knowledge production and materialises in the form of
exhibitions, discursive programs, talks, and essays.
Marijn has curated programs and exhibitions for IMPAKT Centre for
Media Culture, Art Central Rotterdam XL, The Wrong Biennale, and CIVA
Festival. Her essays have been published by Mister Motley,
rekto:verso, the Institute of Network Cultures, Archined, and VIEW
Journal. Additionally, she has delivered talks at V2_Lab for the
Unstable Media, the RE:SOURCE Media Arts Histories conference, the
Young Curators Academy, and iMAL.
She holds an Erasmus Mundus Joint Excellence Master’s degree in Media
Arts Cultures, awarded by the University for Continuing Education
Krems (AT), Aalborg University (DK), and The University of
Łódź (PL).