Sam Belinfante is an artist living and working in London.
Along with filmmaking and photography, his practice incorporates curating, sound and performance. Recent exhibitions include I See a Voice, The National Festival of Making (2023) and This is a Voice at MAAS Sydney and Wellcome Collection, London (2016–17). Recent performances include The Long, very long Journey with Laure Prouvost at Kunshalle Wien, Vienna (2023); Feedback at Palais De Tokyo, Paris (2017) and On the One Hand and the Other at Camden Art Centre where he was artist in residence for 2015–16.
In 2014, Belinfante won the Hayward Curatorial Open with a touring exhibition that interrogated the act of listening within contemporary art. Listening (2014–16) instituted an innovative choreography of audio-visual elements in gallery installation.
In 2021, Belinfante presented On the Circulation of Blood, a major sculptural and performance commission for Creative Folkestone Triennial. In 2023 he was the inaugural Artist in Residence at Sir John Soane’s Museum, London.
For over fifteen years, Belinfante has been teaching art at a variety of levels, including as Assistant Professor of Fine Art at University of Leeds (2021–22). He is the director of Centre for Audio Visual Experimentation (2016–) and a founding member of Musarc (2008–present).
