Bellina Erby & Yen-Ting Kuan

Bellina Erby
Bellina Erby (Jakarta, Indonesia) is a cultural matchmaker and art producer with a Philosophy of Art degree from the University of Indonesia. She connects people for projects on Food Justice, Collective Practice, Locality, and Indigenous Knowledge.

She was part of the OK. Pangan curatorial team in 2017, led a food preservation project for the Dayak Iban tribe in 2018, and ever since has managed a food justice initiative with Global South projects and co-founded Selarasa – Jagakarsa Food Lab in Jakarta.

Now based in Kassel, Germany, she was assistant artistic director at documenta fifteen and is involved with Gudskul and the collective AKA. She is also a Grantee in The Gramounce Alternative Master Program for Food and Art Studies.

Yen-Ting Kuan
Born in Taichung, Taiwan, Yen-Ting Kuan is an independent curator, writer and translator based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. She has a particular focus on contemporary art and its relationship with new technologies, politics, and ecology. Furthermore, she endeavors to explore methods of decolonizing (contemporary) art history and politicalizing our relationship to the natural world. She initiated the publishing project Melon with Limestone Books from Maastricht.