Karel Op ‘t Eynde (°2000, BE) is a curator, writer and art worker based in Brussels (BE). His work mainly focuses on practices of gathering, situated knowledges and artistic development. Often working collaboratively, his projects intersect curating, writing and publishing.
He currently holds the position of curator at Jester, Genk (BE) and has initiated several curatorial projects with a focus on collaborative and cross-disciplinary methods. He obtained a master’s degree in Design (2023) from LUCA School of Arts (BE), followed by a postgraduate degree in Curatorial Studies (2024) at KASK & Conservatorium (BE).
His curatorial work includes projects for Kunsthal Mechelen (BE); Kunsthal Gent (BE); Vleeshal, Middelburg (NL); celador, Brussels (BE); The Green Corridor, Brussels (BE); and Het Paviljoen, Ghent (BE). He has collaborated with institutions and organisations such as De Singel, Antwerp (BE); RendezVous Brussels Art Week (BE); Z33, Hasselt (BE); Komplot, Brussels (BE) and C-mine, Genk (BE). He has also guest lectured for Curatorial Studies at KASK & Conservatorium in Ghent (BE) and at LUCA School of Arts in Genk (BE). In addition, he takes part in advisory and assessment commissions, specifically for the Flemish Community. Alongside his role as curator and writer, he is co-founder of the Brussels-based curatorial collective CASTOR.
- Ghostly Matters
- Curator
- at Jester, Genk
Artists: Kenny Dunkan and Anthony Ngoya
- Views by Silvia Cappellari
Made possible by the Flemish Community, the City of Genk, Het nieuwstedelijk and Mondriaan Fonds. With the support of the French Embassy in Belgium and the Institut français, as part of EXTRA, a program that supports French contemporary creation in Belgium.
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