Paper Boat, devised by Elizabeth de Roza & Shelly Quick, Platoon Kunsthalle Berlin, June 2013.
Image: Ruthe Zuntz
In March 2008, after receiving the collaboration grant from the Japan Foundation through Performing Arts Japan Europe to realise the project ZENSORS, Belarmino&Partners was set-up with a vision of creating innovative framework for artistic exchanges that can change perspectives. The company commits itself to the development of process-oriented and interdisciplinary initiatives by working in different parts of the world.
Belarmino&Partners aims to contribute to the understanding of peoples and continued development of the arts profession through the establishment of sustainable projects.
Tekla Tamoria’s AlterBibo arrives in Penang as the inaugural exhibition of FOR THE LAB, an experimental exhibition laboratory dedicated to exploring the transformations of a single work across subject, object, material, and medium. Designed as a platform for artistic and curatorial experimentation, FOR THE LAB reflects the essence of an artist’s studio—where a singular creation unfolds into multiple possibilities.
A Solo Exhibition by Tekla Tamoria
ChinaHouse, Penang, Malaysia
12 March-14 April 2025
Tekla Tamoria, AlterBibo, 2018. Image courtesy of the artist.
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In Situ
Performance as Exhibition
LASALLE College of the Arts, University of the Arts Singapore
4-6 April 2024
Artists
CRITICAL CRAFT COLLECTIVE I ELIZABETH DE ROZA
LILIBETH CUENCA RASMUSSEN
MOLLY HASLUND | SOPHIE DUPONT | URICH LAU
Mag-Anak
Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen
A Solo Exhibition
Project Space Pilipinas
20 June-21 July 2023
The Filipino word Mag-anak is both a noun and a verb, which translates to ‘family’, ‘to bear children, to reproduce’ or ‘to be a sponsor (godparent) at a wedding, baptism, or confirmation. It sets the tone for the homecoming exhibition of Danish Filipina artist, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen in the cosy town of Lucban, Quezon.
Featuring a selection of works by the artist involving her immediate family members, Mag-Anak wishes to invite the public to imagine, reflect and think about their own notion of how a family looks like.
The exhibition is jointly organised by Belarmino&Partners and Project Space Pilipinas with support from the Danish Arts Foundation. It will be on view from 20 June-21 July 2023.
ZENSORS Berlin Collaborating team at Kuchi Mitte in March 2008. Left to Right: Truong Ngu, Creative Director, Kuchi, Joerg Suermann, Director, DMY, Susa Pop, Artistic and Managing Director, Public Lab, Jochen Sandig, Founder and Artistic Director of RADIALSYSTEM, Heinz “Cookie” Gindullis, Founder, Cookies, David Canisius, Artistic Director, Yellow Lounge, Vanini Belarmino, Curator/Producer, Michael Reitz, Co-Founder, walkscreen and Nicola Mascia, Co-Artistic Director, matanicola.
Image: walkscreen
Alfredo F. Tadiar Library
Amrita Performing Arts Company
ArtHub Copenhagen
ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands
Asian Cultural Council
Asia-Europe Foundation
Asia-Europe Museum Network
Asia Pacific Weeks BerlinAteneo Art Gallery
ATT19
Ballet Philippines
Bencab Museum and Foundation
Borak Art Series
Brunnenstrasse Productions
Challenging Walls
Cine Plus
cookies
Cultural Center of the Philippinesculture360
Curma
Dance and Media Japan
Danish Arts Foundation
DMY 2008
Embassy of Israel in SingaporeEmerging Islands
European Cultural Foundation
EXBERLINER
Federation for Asian Cultural Promotion
Fonds BKVB, Art Beyond Borders, The Netherlands
Full House Promotion
German Embassy Tel-Aviv
Goethe Institut Asia-Pacific
Green Papaya Art ProjectsHiraya, Collective for the Blind
Independent Curators International
Institut Francais Singapore
International Society for the Performing Arts
Japan Foundation Manila
Japan Foundation PAJ Europe
Java Cafe
Joseph Pe Photography
Korea Arts Management Service
KuchiKurrent
LASALLE College of the Arts
Make a Wish Foundation
matanicola
Media Facades Festival
National Arts Council SingaporeNew Carlsberg Foundation
Orange Project
Philippine Embassy in Singapore
PLATOON KUNSTHALLE BERLIN
Public Art Lab
RADIALSYSTEM V
Rozalb de Mura
Saatchi & Saatchi Singapore
Sabaw Media ArtSa Sa Art Projects
SHONE PUIPIA
Singapore General Hospital
Singapore International Foundation
Singapore International Jazz Festival
Solo Dance Studio
TanzRaumBerlin
TanzConnnexions
Taylor and Francis
The Apro
The Coronet Theatre
The Embassy of Spain in Singapore
The Fullerton Heritage Gallery
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
The National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts (Weiwuying)
The One Minutes Foundationtransmediale
Tristesse Deluxe Berlin
VORSPIEL
walkscreen
WeltMuseum Wien
WY-TO
ZITTY
Zo Cards
5th berlin biennial for contemporary art
13 Little Pictures
103 StudioAlfredo Esquillo, Jr. (PH)
Alice Miceli (BR)
Americ Goh (SG)
Ana Feleo (PH)
Andrée Weschler (FR/SG)
Auraeus Solito (PH)
Andreas Schlegel (DE/SG)
bani haykal (SG)
Bella Berlin (DE)
Benedicto ‘Bencab’ Cabrera (PH)
Blake Shaw (US)
Bogomir Doringer (NL)Brenda Fajardo (PH)
Brian O’Reily (US/SG)
Chan Sze Wei (SG)
Charles Wong (SG)
Chey Chankethya (KH)
Chia Ming Chien (SG/FR)
Chiyo Ogino (JP)Christine Crame (PH)
Chow Chee Yong (SG)Critical Craft Collective (SG)
Daito Manabe (JP)Daloy Dance Company (PH)
David Canisius (DE)
Diwa De Leon (PH/US)
Donna Miranda (PH)Ea Torrado (PH)
Eisa Jocson (PH)
Eko Supriyanto (ID)
Elemento (PH)
Elizabeth de Roza (SG)Filip Vest (DK)
Florian Baron (DE)Frances Escape (PH)
Fuyuki Yamakawa (JP)
Gilles Massot (FR/SG)
Jahan Loh (SG)'Jeremy Mayores (PH)
Joko Susilo (ID/NZ)
Joseph Pe (PH/US)
Joseph Siow (SG)
Jun Sabayton (PH)Kae Ishimoto (JP)
Kai Lam (SG)Kai Merke (DK/DE)
Kanta Horio (JP)
Kensuke Christophe Nanjo (FR/JP)Khvay Samnang (KH)
Kiri Lluch Dalena (PH)Kyle Confesor (PH)
Lee Yixyn Bernice (SG)
Leslie de Chavez (PH)Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen (DK)
Lirio Salvador (PH)
Mark Justiniani (PH)
Masato Tsutsui (JP)
Masayo Kajimura (JP/DE)
Matan Zamir (IL/DE)
Mayumi Okabayashi (JP/DE)
Michael Reitz (DE)Molly Haslund (DK)
Motoi Ishibashi (JP)Naoto Iina (JP)
Nawamongkol Nawachaisupasri (TH)
Nelja Stump (DE)
Neo Hong Chin (SG)
Nicola Mascia (IT)
Nicolas Charbonnier (FR)
Nilo Alcala (PH/US)
Nina Yamamoto Mason (FR/JP)
Ng Bong Na Joavien (SG/PT)
Paul Alexander Morales (PH)Perry Argel (PH)
Psamideo Chorale (SG)
Quincy Teofisto (PH/SG)
Rishab Tibon (PH)
Ruthe Zuntz (IL/DE)Sasa Cabalquinto (PH)
Schockglatze (DE)
Sebastian Purfürst (DE)
Shelly Quick (CA/SG)
Sherman Ong (MY/SG)
Shen Ye (CN)
Shunsuke Francois Nanjo (FR/JP)Sophie Dupont (DK)
Solo Dance Studio (ID)
Sophiline Cheam Shapiro (KH)
Steven Lim (SG)
Susan Yeung (SG)
SWEATSHOPPE (US)
Takayuki Fujimoto (JP)
Tang Quartet (SG)
Theatre Strays (SG)
Tim O’Dwyer (AUS/SG)
Tito Delgado (ES/SG)
Tommy Morris (SG)Toh Yiling Patricia (SG)
Truong Ngu (DE)
Unita Gaye Galiluyo (PH/DE)
Urich Lau (SG)
Wawi Navarozza (PH)
Wirastuti Susilaningtyas (ID)
Yann Follain (FR/SG)
Yuzuru Maeda (JP)
Ziquan Lan (SG)
InSitu, Performance as Exhibition, The Philippine Edition brings the power of performance to a transformative exhibition format, using the body as the primary medium to present art in the public space. This initiative focuses on the shared presence of the artists and the audiences set against the backdrop of the urban and rural environments in the Philippines.
Organised by Belarmino&Partners in collaboration with the Cultural Center of the Philippines, and supported by the New Carlsberg Foundation and Danish Arts Foundation, the exhibition is curated by Vanini Belarmino. It will feature 8 works by Danish visual and performance artists Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen, Molly Haslund, Sophie Dupont and Filip Vest along with choreographer Kai Merke. These artists will collaborate with Filipino choreographers, performers, and multidisciplinary artists, including Christine Crame, Daloy Dance Company, Ea Torrado, Jeremy Mayores, Kyle Confesor, and Sasa Cabalquinto.
