Sharjah Biennial 16

Dr. Najeeb M. Saleeby was a Lebanese physician and scholar, who pioneered studies on Moro history and culture as well as the historical genealogy of Islam in the Philippines

Ghassan Salhab is a filmmaker and screenwriter.

Abdulraheem Salim's paintings and sculptures reflect a fascination with both figurative and abstract forms and depict his longstanding engagement with Emirati culture and the history of the Arabian Gulf.

Together with partner Irwan Ahmett, Tita Salina has created self-initiated art projects that focus on urban issues, especially those that concern public space.

Salloum’s artistic practice investigates how knowledge is generated and analyses its connection to our conceptions of truth and the way our convictions are formulated.

Ramin Salsali is a collector, art patron and founder of the Salsali Private Museum (SPM).

Rasha Salti is an independent Curator and freelance Writer, working and living between New York and Beirut.

Mark Salvatus tries to build direct and indirect engagement using objects, photography, videos, installations and participatory projects that present different outcomes of energies, meanings and experiences.

Interested in how technology affects perception, filmmaker and artist Roy Samaha explores the non-linear relationships between images, memory and history.

In 1995, Sejima and Nishizawa founded SANAA an Architectural Practice.

Eunice Sanchez engages with themes related to preservation and perception through photography and alternative processes.

Karin Sander’s practice draws attention to the complex relationships between artworks, institutions and audiences through the innovative use of installation, sculpture, photography, new technologies and other media.

Working mainly in film, Larissa Sansour also produces installations, photos and sculptures.

Mario Santanilla’s practice moves across mediums, rummaging through different layers of space while questioning the conventions of photography, video, sound and installation.