Sharjah Biennial 16

Drummer and music producer Colin James Gordon sees music through the lens of an ethnomusicology background, looking to the past, present and future for inspiration.

Leah Gordon is an artist, curator and writer. She is the co-director of Haiti’s Ghetto Biennale and was a curator for the Haitian Pavilion at the 54th Venice Biennale (2011).

In many of my works I bring together specificity of place, form and materials into a language of abstraction.
Sheela Gowda

Daniel Gracia's thesis received cinematography, screenwriting and editing awards as well as being a Wasserman/King Award finalist.

The work of Laurent Grasso has developed from his fascination with electromagnetic energy, radio waves, light, sound, paranormal activity and naturally occurring scientific phenomena.

Alexander Gray is Owner and Principal of Alexander Gray Associates, a contemporary art gallery in New York, established in 2007.

Judith Greer is Director of International Programmes for Sharjah Art Foundation.

Yulia Grigoryants is an independent photographer who documents the harsh reality of displacement, unrest and extreme poverty in conflict zones and border regions, especially as experienced by ethnic minorities.

Daniel Blanga Gubbay is a researcher and curator of public programmes.

Rahul Gudipudi is a researcher, storyteller and recently appointed Senior Curator at CARA (Center for Art, Research and Alliances), New York, where he oversees CARA’s programmes across exhibitions, publications and fellowships.

Gudskul: Contemporary Art Collective and Ecosystem Studies (Gudskul, for short) is a public learning space established by three Jakarta-based art collectives: Grafis Huru Hara, ruangrupa and Serrum.

Tamar Guimarães’s work involves research, appropriation and reconfiguration, borrowing tools from sociologists, historians and ethnographers.

The work of conceptual artist Deniz Gül examines the dynamics of power, appearance and representation through objects, language and symbolism.