Curator Laura Herman offered her fresh perspective during a subjective guided tourof the exhibition enriched by her personal insights and references.

Biography

Laura Herman is a curator and writer whose work explores feminist and solidarity-driven methodologies at the intersection of contemporary art,cinema, architecture, and critical pedagogy. She is the artistic co-director of NW, Open House for Contemporary Art and Film in Aalst, and course director of the Curatorial Studies programme at KASK & Conservatorium,
Ghent University. Herman’s curatorial projects include The New Sanctuary (Jeu de Paume, CAPC, Museo Amparo) and exhibitions and public programmes at La Loge, Extra City Kunsthal, Bozar, Z33, Marres, Hessel Museum, and Storefront for Art and Architecture. In 2022, she received the Prize for Young Art Criticism for her essay on Camille Henrot and motherhood. She
is a contributor and editor of various publications, with her writing featured in Mousse, Frieze, Spike Art Quarterly, and rekto:verso. She is president of the board of Contour Biennale, a board member of Auguste Orts, serves on the advisory board of Kunsthal Mechelen, and serves on the Acquisition Committee of the Flemish Community Collection and the VAF Filmlab Committee. She holds MAs from CCS Bard College, New York (2016) and Ghent University (2010).

Practical information
26.03.26, 18:30
Language: English