In film, photography and installation, Amina Menia considers issues of public space, the cityscape and urban policies.

Haroon Mirza’s work attempts to isolate the perceptual distinctions between noise, sound and music.

Mehelli’s first love had always been cinema, and in 2005 he founded Second Run, a DVD company dedicated to releasing outstanding, award-winning films from around the world.

Magdi Mostafa’s practice focuses primarily on site-specific, research-driven installation and performance projects, multimedia installations and experimental ‘sound-based’ works.

For artist and curator Nasir Nasrallah, making art is about experimenting with and synthesising materials, be they physical objects, ideas or theorems.

Alcino Leite Neto is a Brazilian journalist and critic and the editor and publisher of Três Estrelas, an imprint of Empresa Folha da Manhã dedicated to non-fiction books.

In his work Carsten Nicolai seeks to overcome the separation of art forms and genres for an integrated artistic approach.

Otobong Nkanga works across a broad spectrum of mediums in order to explore ideas surrounding land and natural resources.

Soon after its founding, Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen won several international competitions, including those for a new administrative capital city in South Korea and for a border crossing between Mexico and the United States.

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.