Lili Reynaud-Dewar Wins Prix Marcel Duchamp Amid Major Curatorial Appointments

Lili Reynaud-Dewar has been awarded the Prix Marcel Duchamp, receiving EUR€35,000 for her installations, performances, and video works that examine bodily politics. Centre Pompidou director Xavier Rey praised her universal approach and institutional critique, noting the risks she takes with her own body. Three other artists—Julian Charrière, Isabelle Cornaro, and Julien Creuzet—were shortlisted for the prize, with all four currently exhibiting at the Centre Pompidou. In Munich, Emma Enderby will become chief curator at Haus der Kunst next month while maintaining her curator-at-large position at The Shed in New York, where she has organized exhibitions by Ian Cheng, Agnes Denes, and Tomás Saraceno. Haus der Kunst director Andrea Lissoni highlighted Enderby's interdisciplinary expertise and commitment to visionary practices. Patrick Lee has been appointed director of Frieze Seoul, set to launch in September, leaving his role as executive director of Gallery Hyundai in South Korea to work with Minju Kweon, Frieze's head of VIP relations in Asia. Sophie Lauwers has been promoted to general director of Bozar, Brussels's Centre for Fine Arts, after serving as director of exhibitions since 2011, expressing gratitude for the warm reactions to her appointment and emphasizing collaboration with her team and community.