Marie de Ganay
Marie de Ganay is an independent curator and art worker based in Brussels. With a focus on the enduring relationships between human and non-human worlds, she has curated projects in Belgium, France, and the United Kingdom.
Through various interdisciplinary projects, she seeks to create spaces for experimentation, using emotion and imagination to foster moments of poetic resistance. Her curatorial approach, rooted in feminist thinking values empathetic listening and collaboration. Emphasizing the role of a curator as a facilitator of connections, she actively explores how curation can be approached with care and conversations at its heart.
Her recent research delves into connections between ecofeminist movements and contemporary art practices, sound and solastalgia and questions the power dynamics engaged in the cultural sector.
She holds a Master of Arts in Curation from Goldsmiths University in London, UK. Additionally, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Cultural Management from Icart in Paris, France.
Projects
2023
Sources de liens : La Nuit des Arts at Espace Croisé, Centre d’Art Contemporain - curator
Emotions Terranaissantes, Elise Guillaume, Espace Croisé, Centre d’Art Contemporain, Roubaix - curator
2022
Symbiocene, l’Eté des Serpents, Arles - curator
The Ecofeminist Dinner Party: a dinner performance, Clémence Vazard in collaboration with Anastasia Finders, Arles - curator
2021
Weeds, Marguerite Humeau, The Swiss Church, London - co-curator
Rendering the invisible visible, a series of conversations, The Swiss Church, London - co-curator
Mimesis, Abigail Tulis, Chateau de Jolimont, Brussels - curator
2018
The Mourning Dove, Rebecka Tollens, L’Artichaut, Brussels - curator
Education
2020 – 2022
MFA Curating, Goldsmiths University, London. (graduated with distinction)
2015 – 2018
BA Cultural Management, ICART, Paris
Work
2024
Production Coordinator, KIKK Festival, Namur.
2018 – 2020
Communication Officer, KANAL - Centre Pompidou, Brussels
2018
Assistant curator, POPPOSITIONS, Brussels
Assistant coordination, A Performance Affair, Brussels
Photo : Anne-Sophie Guillet