Remy Jungerman takes us through defining moments in his career, the ideas for his upcoming solo exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, and when his work was first shown there in 1996. He elaborates on the layered references in his practice, like Winti religion, Surinamese Maroon culture, and De Stijl, but also how the visual language of modernism allowed him to reach a broad audience. Jungerman leads us through the Amstelpark where he often visits the monument ‘Rozenoord’ by Ram Katzir. Concluding he tells us where he listens to live jazz, which artists to keep an eye on, and his favourite art space in the middle of the city.

• Trefwoorden
  Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam [Tentoonstellingen], monografie, beeld- en/of geluidsdrager, Suriname (SR), Amsterdam (NL)
• Geografisch trefwoord
  Suriname (SR)
• Persoonstrefwoord
  Remy Jungerman