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Daniela Beltrani is a visual artist based at Fara in Sabina (Rieti), near Rome. She set up PAR Performance Art Rome, a platform for the promotion of performance art and valorisation of cultural heritage in the open spaces of Rome. She received a Master of Arts in Contemporary Asian Art Histories from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore, a Master in Management for the Valorisation of the Cultural Heritage from Sapienza Università di Roma, two Yoga Instructor Certificates from S-VYASA, India, and Tirisula Yoga, Singapore, and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Positive Psychology from The School of Positive Psychology, Singapore. Since 2010 Daniela has curated exhibitions, organised art events, contributed articles for art publications, and catalogues with a focus on contemporary art in Southeast Asia, and performance art. Her projects have received financial support from Singapore International Foundation, National Arts Council and Artsfund of Singapore. She has conceptualised and presented over 150 performances in art projects, exhibitions, festivals and residencies worldwide, from Singapore to Myanmar and Cambodia, from Turkey to Iran and India, from China and Malaysia to Mexico, Serbia and Bulgaria.

Daniela Beltrani is a visual artist based at Fara in Sabina (Rieti), near Rome. She set up PAR Performance Art Rome, a platform for the promotion of performance art and valorisation of cultural heritage in the open spaces of Rome.

She received a Master of Arts in Contemporary Asian Art Histories from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore, a Master in Management for the Valorisation of the Cultural Heritage from Sapienza Università di Roma, two Yoga Instructor Certificates from S-VYASA, India, and Tirisula Yoga, Singapore, and a Graduate Diploma in Applied Positive Psychology from The School of Positive Psychology, Singapore.

Since 2010 Daniela has curated exhibitions, organised art events, contributed articles for art publications, and catalogues with a focus on contemporary art in Southeast Asia, and performance art.

Her projects have received financial support from Singapore International Foundation, National Arts Council and Artsfund of Singapore.

She has conceptualised and presented over 150 performances in art projects, exhibitions, festivals and residencies worldwide, from Singapore to Myanmar and Cambodia, from Turkey to Iran and India, from China and Malaysia to Mexico, Serbia and Bulgaria.