Keith Shiri is founder and director of Africa at the Pictures, the London African Film Festival and the Africa Media Centre University of Westminster, London.

Shahzia Sikander’s practice creates an interpretive and critical dialogue with the history and provenance of Indo-Persian miniature painting.

Chai Siri’s videos and photography deal with the reconstruction of personal and social histories.

Sille Storihle’s practice is research-based and primarily takes form in publications, happenings and films.

SUPERFLEX works within and outside traditional art contexts, collaborating with architects, designers, engineers, businesses and marketers.

Tilda Swinton trained at Cambridge University and began her screen acting career working with the late Derek Jarman

Shiro Takatani is a founding member of the artist collective Dumb Type, which was established in 1984.

Tayou's work is deliberately mobile, elusive and heterogeneous, closely linked to the idea of travel and coming into contact with what is other to the self.

Eduardo Terrazas seeks to understand and reflect on a changing reality, proposing alternative methods for inhabiting and being and new ways of looking.

Tension between text and image plays a central role in Ana Torfs’s work, along with related processes of visualisation and translation.

Graziella Rizkallah Toufic received her MA in Film and Video Studies in 2007.

Jalal Toufic is a thinker and a mortal to death.

Charwei Tsai’s work is grounded in a sense of Taiwanese identity.

Fumito works in sculpture, painting and installation, often inspired by objects that he finds.

Apichatpong Weerasethakul's lyrical and mysterious non-linear works deal with memory and subtly address social issues.