CURATOR
Curator, based in London.
Belinda Martin is a curator and co-founder of Lava Art Project. A classicist by training, with a PhD from King's College London, she works across contemporary art and philanthropy.
She is the founder of The Astrid Foundation for Ultra-Rare Disorders, sits on the Arts Group Committee of The Lansdowne Club, and is a Tate Young Patron.
Selected projects
In 2019 Belinda co-founded Lava Art Project with Paula Ramos Mollá, a platform developing, curating and producing exhibitions and public programmes internationally.
Projects include Ianitores terrestres at Patara Gallery, Tbilisi (2024); (In)Tangible World: Posdigital Corporeality at The Clemente Center, New York (2022); and the production of Yosi Negrín's Zona Cero: Cenotafio Digital at Espacio Cultural El Tanque, Tenerife (2021).
From 2020 to 2023 she directed the arts programme of Habitación Número 34 in Madrid, a project space for site-specific installations and emerging practices, curating 36 exhibitions.
