Twenty-five years of performance practice and seventeen years of museum education are not separate careers. The same conviction runs through both: that the body — moving, making, watching — is a site of knowledge, and that the conditions under which people encounter art determine what art can do.

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Belsaré holds a Master of Arts in Art Education from Massachusetts College of Art and Design (Boston) and a BFA in Applied Arts from Delhi College of Art. She served as Museum Educator at the Peabody Essex Museum and later as Curator of Education at the MassArt Art Museum (MAAM), Boston — seventeen years of building programs at the intersection of visual art, embodied practice, and public engagement.

She has been invited as artist-in-residence and guest lecturer at universities, conservatories, and colleges across the United States.