Wim Van Mulders
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Wim Van Mulders (1946) is a Belgian art critic.
He studied Oudheidkunde and Kunstgeschiedenis at the RUG and taught at the Koninklijke Academie voor Schone Kunsten in Ghent.
He is the author of the essay "Kunstkritiek", of which the first two installments were published in 1983 in Kunst Nu, a magazine of the Vereniging voor het Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst. The text was subsequently published in English, enhanced with a third installment, in Artefactum (nr. 2, 1984). It was also published in the catalog of the Biënnale van de kritiek (1984) at the ICC, Antwerpen.
Van Mulders also contributed to L'Art en Belgique depuis 45.
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