Marc Camille Chaimowicz

The co-directors of the Dijon institution reveal how their curatorial methods continue to offer emerging and established artists freedom 

The curator of Chaimowicz's exhibition at WIELS pays tribute to the late artist, who saw domestic space as haven and inspiration

Vanessa Peterson speaks to the curator about the institution's history and developing ambitious programming in Brussels

Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Enough Tiranny, 1972

Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, USA

'I developed a craving for something more magical'

Imagine a door with no room: Are you inside or outside?

Marc Camille Chaimowicz muses on Jean Cocteau's murals in the church of Notre Dame de France in London's Leicester Square, and the prolific artist's complex relationship with religion, the avant-garde and European high society

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Dan Fox invited eight artists and artist groups to reflect on their relationships to curators and curatorial discourse

18 critics and curators on what they’re looking forward to in 2009

A new work is a retrospective, of sorts

Marc Camille Chaimowicz' work is intoxicated by longing; yearning for a place never lived in but rather dreamt of or briefly tasted

Norwich Gallery, Norwich, UK