Danielle works on various projects that involve among others co-curating, research, collection strategies, participatory collecting, organization of cultural exchange programs, organization debates/seminars. She has been active since 2012 and since 2019 as president in the international ICOM committee for collecting; COMCOL. Furthermore she presents, runs workshops and takes part in panel discussions around themes on co-collecting, participation, co-creation, representation and significance.
Her main activities are with Imagine IC in Amsterdam Southeast.
Additionally she has been working on Projects like:
Realisation of the first lab on creaing a participatory museum
Co-production educational program Onvrije Verhalen ( Unfree stories) on the topic of slavery and the traces of this history in the present.
Co-produced a revised version of the award winning ( best practice award 2017 CECA) educational program BOOT KAMP (BOAT camp) from 2016.
In a changing world city museums are trying to revisit their position in the city and question their relevance. In this inter-vision program museum professionals from city museums and freelance consultants from the Netherlands and Belgium participate in an open dialogue how to give shape to this by using participative methods.
Her main activities are with Imagine IC in Amsterdam Southeast.
Additionally she has been working on Projects like:
- DOMiDlabs - guest curator , Cologne / Germany
Realisation of the first lab on creaing a participatory museum
- Nationaal Archief - program development (inclusion projects), The Hague / The Netherlands
- Het Scheepvaartmuseum - Onvrije verhalen, Amsterdam / The Netherlands
Co-production educational program Onvrije Verhalen ( Unfree stories) on the topic of slavery and the traces of this history in the present.
- Het Scheepvaartmuseum - BOOT KAMP, Amsterdam / The Netherlands
Co-produced a revised version of the award winning ( best practice award 2017 CECA) educational program BOOT KAMP (BOAT camp) from 2016.
- Inter-vision program Faro Belgium – Musea en Hedendaagse Stedelijkheid
In a changing world city museums are trying to revisit their position in the city and question their relevance. In this inter-vision program museum professionals from city museums and freelance consultants from the Netherlands and Belgium participate in an open dialogue how to give shape to this by using participative methods.
Selection of Presentations / Lectures / Trainings
2016 - ongoing (2019-2021 - remote version Glossary project)
Facilitating the modules: What is a Museum + Participative Strategies in Collecting and Documenting the present
Impressions of the 2022 Sharjah session
Presentation: The 1992 plane disaster in the Bijlmer
Keynote: Facing our historical selves
Keynote: The Complexity of Things
Trainings week ( part II) with the Reinwardt Academy for museum and site professionals on outreach, museology and site managemen
Presentation on participatory collecting strategies at Imagine IC
See presentation here
Trainings week (part I) with the Reinwardt Academy for museum and site professionals on outreach, museology and site management
2016 - ongoing (2019-2021 - remote version Glossary project)
Facilitating the modules: What is a Museum + Participative Strategies in Collecting and Documenting the present
Impressions of the 2022 Sharjah session
- Symposium - Collecting the City @ Amsterdam Museum
Presentation: The 1992 plane disaster in the Bijlmer
- National Taiwan Museum, Taipei, Taiwan + Museum Conference, Kaoshiung, Taiwan
Keynote: Facing our historical selves
- COMCOL annual conference, ICOM 2019 Kyoto, Japan
Keynote: The Complexity of Things
- Meaning in the Making, Sohag, Egypt
Trainings week ( part II) with the Reinwardt Academy for museum and site professionals on outreach, museology and site managemen
- We Are Museums, conference Marrakesh, Morrocco
Presentation on participatory collecting strategies at Imagine IC
See presentation here
- Relevance & Connection, Minya, Egypt
Trainings week (part I) with the Reinwardt Academy for museum and site professionals on outreach, museology and site management