Sarah's story can be described as "bold"

Sarah Belden from SBFA is an international art consultant.

 Sarah Belden, art advisor and curator. Sarah's story can Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  be described as "bold" in one phrase: Sarah quit her job when she was still in her twenties.

 Director at a premier contemporary art gallery located in Chelsea, NYC. She is moving to Berlin to start Curators Without Borders.

 Platform for experimentation in curatorial practice.

 Sarah secured a financial supporter from NYC. Sarah also curated high-end gallery shows.

 Even by Berlin's high-conceptual standards it's Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  incredibly innovative. In this period, Sarah organized exhibitions that included a number of young artists

 They have received critical acclaim since then.

 Invisible Invincible -- one of Sarah's most provocative exhibitions that featured the Polish artist Agnieszka KURANT's live parrot.

 Kurant was instructed to say, "I am not bird," which Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  led him to question his own existence. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum later asked Kurant to create The

 The End of Signature is an interactive digital art work which was projected on the museum's façade. The Guggenheim later purchased it to make its permanent collection.

 The gallery was reluctant to experiment with unknown artists and let them experiment in new ways. This led to a less interesting program.

 It's more accessible than the typical white cube Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  gallery. This made Sarah's work as a dealer harder, but it also cement Sarah's standing in the marketplace.

 Berlin art scene A promising young curator and gallerist.

 Sarah also exhibited Daniel Knorr (Romania's representative at the 51st Venice Biennale), and two young Canadians in Curators Without Borders

 Michel de Broin, Jeremy Shaw, and Michel de Broin Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  have all been given the famous Sobey Art Award. Since then they have been exhibiting at major galleries and museums.

 For instance, the Palais de Tokyo in Paris. Sarah was curator of Opening and Closing (2008) which was an actual performance by David Levine (cross-disciplinarian artist). Levine

 It has since been exhibited has since been exhibited at MoMA in New York and been awarded the prestigious Guggenheim fellowship.

 SB: You're aware that I had to close my Berlin gallery Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy Bloom Piggy  after the 2008 financial crisis. It turned out that there was a silver-lining in all this.

 It allowed me to go across Spain with my husband after having been in a long-distance relationship. After he finished his Ph.D.

 He was offered a scholarship at the University of Okayama in Japan and we decided to move to Japan in 2011. My son was allowed to start kindergarten in Japan shortly after.

 I was able get back to work, despite being laid off.

 It was then that I realized the urgent necessity of returning to the art world. I have always felt the urge to curate, work creatively with artists, and constantly explore.

 Studio visits with talented artists This is my favorite thing to do. It's my favorite thing.

 I also needed a livelihood, but I had all the knowledge from my travels. I decided to leverage my networks and take advantage of my previous experiences.

 Experience into creating an efficient business model that I could operate from Japan or any other location in the world, actually. Retrospectively the 1918 pandemic and subsequent outbreaks have led to the development of a sustainable business model that could be operated from Japan.

 I have found this new norm to be remote working and WFH extremely useful.