The work of architect and urbanist Paulo Tavares deals with the relations between conflict and space.

Bahar Temiz's work focuses on inviting viewers to investigate their own narrative participation in the image-making process.

Yasmine Terki is an architect of historical sites and monuments and a specialist in earthen architecture and sustainable development.

Founded by Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar, The Otolith Group creates films, installations, audio works and performances.

Christine Tohme is the Founding Director of Ashkal Alwan, the Lebanese Association for Plastic Arts.

Eric van Hove's approach seeks to oppose Eurocentric perspectives that prevail in the Western contemporary art world with a more spiritual and decentralised approach.

Encompassing installation as well as drawing, painting and text, Jorinde Voigt’s work is shaped by everyday acts, interaction with her environment and a steady stream of reading.

Karine Wehbé's work constitutes intimate and public chronicles, drawing on childhood and adolescent experiences, cinematographic and musical influences, architecture and urbanism, various histories and the mechanisms of memory and nostalgia.

Kaelen Wilson-Goldie is a writer and critic who divides her time (unevenly) between Beirut and New York.

Architect Rain Wu works in various fields of art and design with specific interests in material development, speculative narratives and interactive spatial experiences.

Paola Yacoub documents the historical, political, aesthetic and emotional implications of the use of space through photographs, videos, sound recordings, maps, texts and installations.

Zhou Tao’s videos explore means to create a dialogue between moving images, addressing the inner workings of systems and topologies through careful study of specific events in manifold perspective.