The inspiration for the project came from the fact that Europe has been entangled in a migration crisis since 2015, meaning refugees have become a central subject in European debate. Yet these people are mostly talked about in terms of numbers, figures, quotas, and costs. In the rare cases when refugees are permitted to take part in the discussion, rather than be discussed, they are primarily viewed as “token refugees.” What if this could be radically reversed? What can we learn from newcomers in Europe— and not just about them but also about ourselves, our identities, and our cultures? The title of the project arose from several conversations between Grunberg and the newcomer artists. When asked about the meaning of the Stedelijk to the artists who had recently arrived in Amsterdam, the answer was clear: “Give us the museum and we will show you.”