Sharjah Biennial 16

In his videos and installations frequently resembling experimental configurations, Christoph Keller uses the discursive possibilities of art to investigate the themes of science and its utopias.

Jude Kelly, OBE is the Artistic Director of Southbank Centre, Britain’s largest cultural institution.

Amal Kenawy’s work explores political, social and feminist issues, primarily in Egypt, and reflects on topics of death and regeneration.

William Kentridge is a draughtsman, filmmaker, theatre maker and philosopher whose work addresses histories of violence, erasure, memory and loss.

Deeply affected by the civil war in Lebanon and human frailty in the face of illness, Samir Khaddaje has produced a range of paintings, installations and artist’s books.

Amal Khalaf is a curator and artist who serves as Director of Programmes at Cubitt (2019–present) and Civic Curator at the Serpentine Galleries (2009–present), both in London.

Lara Khaldi is a curator, critic and artist living between Jerusalem and Amsterdam.

Aisha Khalid's video and multi-media work combines multiple temporal, spatial, cultural, political and aesthetic references.

Hicham Khalidi is an associate curator for Lafayette Anticipations, Fondation d’entreprise Galeries Lafayette in Paris.

Bouchra Khalili’s videos and installations combine a conceptual approach with a documentary practice to explore issues of nomadism and clandestine existence, with the destiny of migrants being a specific focus.

Yazan Khalili’s photography explores the relationship between the social and spatial elements of the built environment and the greater landscape.

Yazan Khalili is a visual artist, architect and cultural producer.

Hassan Khan is an artist, musician and writer.