Rebecca Bellantoni
To Whom It May Concern.
I was a London child.
Making alters to concrete long before the green.
Tethered.
To foundations laid long before.
Do you see?
My alters glow, depth dark.
Looking forward,
Rebecca Bellantoni
Bellantoni’s recent projects/performances/exhibitions include her solo show Day and heavy, Judah leaves at De
La Warr pavilion (2024), Condition the roses, accept the vision. C.R.Y), Tate Britain, London (2023); La
Position de l’Amour, CNAC Magasin, Grenoble (2023); In the house of my love, Brent Biennial, London
(2022); Frieze Live London (2021). She has been a recipient of bursaries and awards from Fluxus Art Projects ,
Womxn of Colour Art Award (2022), and Jerwood Arts (2020). She was shortlisted for the 9th Max Mara Art
Prize for Women(2023). In 2025, she will launch The Institute of C.R.Y