Marie de Ganay (b. 1993, France) is a Brussels-based curator and art worker. Her practice weaves together exhibition-making, project production, research and writing, exploring the political charge of the intimate, attuned to sound and the porous boundaries between artistic disciplines.

Since 2024, she has worked on the production of exhibitions, public programmes and residencies at the intersection of art, science and technology for the KIKK Festival and le Pavillon, Namur. She previously worked at KANAL – Centre Pompidou, Brussels.

As an independent curator, she has collaborated with l’Espace Croisé (Roubaix), The Swiss Church (London), Collection Servais (Brussels) and various independent art spaces. She is a member of the B.A.O., a Brussels-based collective of artists and art workers addressing working conditions and mental health in the sector.

Marie de Ganay holds a Master in Curating from Goldsmiths University, London, and a Bachelor in Cultural Management from ICART, Paris.