Elfi Turpin is a curator. Since 2013, she is the director of Centre Rhénan d'Art Contemporain – CRAC Alsace, Altkirch, France. Through writings, exhibitions and discursive practices, she collaborates with artists and audiences on very specific projects engaging long-term researches and exchanges. Conceived as a collective process, the exhibitions she has curated at CRAC Alsace are entangled with one another. As such, each exhibition both structures and transforms the art center: Beatriz Santiago Muñoz: Ottilia (2023); Liv Schulman: Eurropa (2021); Jorge Satorre: Veste noire, sweat-shirt gris (2021); The Knife Without a Blade That Lacks a Handle (2019); Le jour des esprits est notre nuit, in collaboration with Catalina Lozano (2019), Edit Oderbolz: Water Your Garden In the Morning (2019); Armando Andrade Tudela: Working And Then Not Working (2018); Jarbas Lopes: e’a’u (2017); Natalie Czech: One Can’t Have It Both Ways And Both Ways Is The Only Way I Want It (2016); Musa paradisiaca: Alma-bluco (2015); Sophie Nys: Ein Tisch ohne Brot ist ein Brett (2015); Daniel Steegmann Mangrané: Animal que no existeix (2014); Der Leone Have Sept Cabeças, in collaboration with Filipa Oliveira (2014); Elisabetta Benassi: Smog a Los Angeles (2013); Susan Vérité, Methods (2013), among others.