Art Brussels

Caroline Dumalin is artistic director of MORPHO in Antwerp, an organisation that supports artists and artistic development through international residency programmes and local studio projects. Previously, she worked as a curator at WIELS in Brussels, where she organised solo exhibitions by Mario García Torres, Hana Miletić, Sophie Podolski, and Vincent Meessen and coordinated the residency programme.

As an independent curator, she organized the public art parcours Endless Express for the Europalia arts festival in 2021–2022, featuring new creations by Che Go Eun, Inas Halabi, Flaka Haliti, Chloé Malcotti, Sophie Nys, Marina Pinsky, and Laure Prouvost in and around Belgian train stations. She is the curator of the Belgian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2026, where she will present the performance exhibition IT NEVER SSST together with artist Miet Warlop.

Caroline is also committed as a board member of the Brussels-based artists’ cooperative Level Five and the development and presentation platform Jester in Genk. She studied art history at KU Leuven and Université Paris-Sorbonne and Art Criticism & Writing at the School of Visual Arts in New York.

Discover her Coups de Cœur artworks below! 

A plea for aficionados of playfulness, suppleness of spirit and political imagination, more art in the city and more of the city in art. 
– Caroline Dumalin