Pascaline Morincôme is a French researcher and curator and Visiting Professor at the Université Jules Verne in Amiens. She is particularly interested in video forms and histories, as well as the alternative and community-based practices that can result from them. She has worked in collaboration with several institutions in Europe, including The Centre Pompidou and BétonSalon Art Center in Paris, the Kunsthalle Fribourg in Switzerland, and Cittipunkt, Berlin.
She is a member of the curatorial team of Treize, an independent exhibition and production space based in Paris. Among other projects, between 2017 and 2019 she has been working with Olga Rozenblum and Julien Laugier on the films of Guillaume Dustan, whose first retrospective took place in Paris in June 2019 and in 2020 she co-curated with Fanny Schulmann and Baptiste Pinteaux an exhibition of the artist and director Zoe Beloff. Since 2018, she has been conducting research in collaboration with Sibylle de Laurens and Gaspard Nectoux devoted to the history of EZTV, which led them to a residency at the 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica in 2020. She is completing a doctorate in art theory at the Université Jean Monnet in Saint-Etienne.
