For the projct, I worked with media, seeing texts as a form of public discourse relevant to my curatorial practice. Below I present a selection of digital media.

• Exhibition review by Cat Lachowskyj for Lensculture
• An essay about Inge Meijer’s A Garden Revisioned by Natasha Christia for TRIGGER
• An interview with Daria Tuminas for Archivo Platform 
• An interview with Marianne Ingleby for Archivo Platform 
• An interview with Lebohang Kganye for Archivo Platform 
• An interview with Pablo Lerma for Archivo Platform
• An interview with Yara Jimmink for Archivo Platform
• An essay about Inge Meijer’s A Garden Revisioned by George King for GUP
• An essay Lebohnag Kganye. Reconstruction of a family by Steve Bisson for Urbanautica
• An essay Marianne Ingleby. Why to pass memory on by Steve Bisson for Urbanautica
• An essay Pablo Lerma uncovers candid queer histories within the international archive by Cat Lachowskyj for The British Journal of Photography
• An essay Reflections on Pablo Lerma’s ‘It Doesn’t Stop at Images’ by Duncan Wooldridge for Photomonitor: 
• An interview with Lebohnag Kganye for Digital Wondering 04 for F/stop 
• Press Release FOTODOK: expositie over familie-archieven for Pf
• An interview Inge Meijer Een archief is nooit compleet by Thomas van Huut for Mister Motley 

Other media covering the exhibition included: Article Inge Meijer. Expositie, A Garden Revisioned by Peter van Brummelen for Het Parool; an essay about the exhibition by Nikki Zoë for Tijdschrift Article issue No. 26 'The Troubled Archive' (‘Het Onrustige Archief’); a photobook review of the exhibition’s photobook for Focus Magazine No 9 September 2021 issue, a photobook review of the exhibition’s photobook for Camera Austria No156 2021 issue,  and more. 

Image © Werna Eva van der Hoek