Sharjah Biennial 16

Pelin Tan’s research, publication, film and education projects, often in collaboration with Anton Vidokle, explore speculative narratives of the future, present and past.

Since 2005, Xu Tan’s ‘Keywords Project’ has explored linguistic activities, collective research, public space and knowledge production through a variety of working methods in his unique art practice.

Yuk King Tan received her BFA from University of Auckland in 1993

Min Tanaka is an experimental dancer who focuses on the psycho-physical unity of the body.

Claire Tancons is a curator and scholar invested in the discourse and practice of the postcolonial politics of production and exhibition.

TAO Dance Theatre is an independent contemporary dance company based in Beijing.

Róisín Tapponi is a writer, editor, curator and archivist.

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

Gilane Tawadros examines issues of race, globalisation and modern art, with a particular focus on the ways in which artistic expression can provide fresh perspectives on the world.

Woodman Taylor’s interdisciplinary scholarship revolves around the performative practices of visual and musical cultures.

Tayou's work is deliberately mobile, elusive and heterogeneous, closely linked to the idea of travel and coming into contact with what is other to the self.

Mark Teh is a director, curator and researcher whose diverse projects are engaged with issues of history, memory and urban contexts.

Elena Tejada-Herrera is a transdisciplinary and feminist artist who creates hybrid forms of art by incorporating new media and participatory works in which the public becomes a creative collaborator.

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.