Sharjah Biennial 16

Andrés Denegri is an independent film, TV and video producer and audio-visual installation artist.

Max Andrews is an independent curator and writer based in Barcelona.

Malala Andrialavidrazana works across disciplines to examine communication, dialogue and difference within cross-cultural contexts. Drawing upon a diverse web of sources from her own archival research and photography, her visual compositions open up the possibility of alternative forms of history-making.

Grace Aneiza Ali’s research and teaching practice centres on curatorial activism, socially engaged art practices, and contemporary art of the Caribbean and its diaspora with a focus on her homeland Guyana.

Anestis Azas and Prodromos Tsinikoris have together developed numerous plays addressing social and political issues in present-day Greece.

Steve Anker directed a highly visible and successful screening series of independent film and video at the Boston Film/Video Foundation.

Anri Sala grew up under the most repressive regime in Europe, the Stalinist dictatorship of Enver Hoxha.

Artist and researcher Lubnah Ansari is concerned with exercises of silences, intimacies and agencies in India and the UAE.

Saira Ansari is a researcher and writer who focuses on South Asian art history and publishing.

Lebanese photographer Ziad Antar uses photography and video in work where the artist's quiet and reflective stance reveals the social and political structures that influence daily life.

Leonor Antunes’s work demonstrates her interest in the social, political and philosophical dimensions of craft.

Producer and director Laila Aoudj contributes to several audiovisual and cinematographic projects, both in Algeria and overseas.

Caline Aoun works within the frames of urbanism, architecture, print and digital advertising space to produce pieces that playfully increase, invert and suspend environmental noise in a series of measured experiments.