Percussionist Morten J. Olsen is best known for his work with the Norwegian heavy-metal musique concrète duo MoHa! and with the experimental chamber-rock band Ultralyd

Seigen Ono is a composer, recording engineer and architectural acoustics designer.

Gabriel Orozco explores the creative associations between overlooked objects in today’s world, deliberately blurring the boundaries separating artwork and everyday environment.

Siblings Selma and Sofiane Ouissi have been performing together since the beginning of their career.

Elizabeth Peyton is known for her portraits of fellow artists, friends and a range of cultural icons who have influenced her thinking, from musical inspirations to historical figures.

Sara Rahbar employs multiple media, including photography, sculpture and installation, to create autobiographical works that stem from her personal experiences.

Ayman Ramadan’s practice emerges from and responds to street culture and the practices of everyday life in the small village of Sharqiya where he grew up, and the chaotic megalopolis of Cairo where he moved to as a teenager.

Sara Ramo appropriates everyday elements and scenes, displacing them from their original context and rearranging them in videos, photographs, collages, sculptures and installations.

Formed in 1992 by Jeebesh Bagchi, Monica Narula and Shuddhabrata Sengupta, Raqs Media Collective practises across installation, sculpture, video, performance, text, lexica and curation.

Created from industrial materials such as concrete, metal, rubber, tar, textile, and glass, Marwan Rechmaoui’s work reflects his methodical study of cartography, demographics and urbanisation.

Steve Reinke is an artist and writer best known for his videos.

Pedro Reyes examines the cognitive contradictions of modern life and proposes surprising solutions that are at the same time metaphorical and functional.

Marwa Rustam works in photography and video. She has sought to capture her native Bahrain, Arabic culture, nature and the impact of urban development on heritage.

Sabsabi specialises in multimedia and site-specific installations, often involving people on the margins of society.

Composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s diverse résumé includes pioneering electronic works, as well as globally inspired rock and classical scores, including an opera.