Het Klaslokaal x Het Archief
Het Klaslokaal x Het Archief
Stadsarchief Amsterdam and De School present: Het Klaslokaal | A presentation on Het Archief, De School’s digital sound archive, and an open dialogue on new ways of archiving.
Join us for a presentation on Het Archief, the digital sound archive of De School. Head honchos of the project Melisa Cenik and Jasmín Hoek will share their experiences in developing this digital platform, which was launched last June with the support of Stadsarchief, Podiumkunst.net, and MixCloud. They will discuss what was needed to set up the archive, the challenges they faced, and who and what is required for such a project. This is an opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look and receive guidance on building your own platform. It is also a chance to engage in an open dialogue about archiving and explore future ideas of other participants.
Melisa Cenik
Melisa has been deeply involved in nightlife culture since her early twenties. For the past two years, she has expanded her focus to the broader fields of arts and culture, contributing to and being involved in projects such as Het HEM’s digital platform The Couch, the Amsterdam Fund for the Arts, and De School. At De School, she recently initiated and launched the digital sound archive, Het Archief. In September, she started a master’s program in Experimental Publishing at the Piet Zwart Institute in Rotterdam.
Jasmín Hoek
Jasmín is an Amsterdam-based DJ, producer, journalist, and cultural curator with a Master’s degree in Gender Studies. Next to DJing and producing, she has been writing for different electronic music outlets, and involved in a variety of music-related projects for several years. Alongside Melisa, she has worked on setting up De School's archive, Het Archief.
This event will be held in English.
Seating is limited. If you would like to join the session, please email: [email protected] and include your name and your plus one, if applicable. If you are unable to attend, please let us know so we can offer your seat to someone else.
Located in a monumental building, in the heart of Amsterdam, the Amsterdam City Archives are the largest – and many say the most beautiful – city archive in the world.
Located in a monumental building, in the heart of Amsterdam, the Amsterdam City Archives are the largest – and many say the most beautiful – city archive in the world.
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