Sharjah Biennial 16

Hans Haacke lives in New York since 1965. He taught at Cooper Union, New York from 1967 to 2002.

Charbel Haber is a musician, performer and composer.

The work of Shadi Habib Allah navigates across networks of people, technologies, objects, images and the economy.

Interested in the depth of radical material heteronomy and the self as highly constructible and therefore de-constructible, HACKLANDER / HATAM create powerful and moving works based on sound.

Ramin Haerizadeh manipulates the medium of digital photography to create highly painterly and illusionistic imagery in which he casts himself as protagonist.

Rokni Haerizadeh is a painter known for his compositions, often in sets or themes, which weave together ancient fables and literary figures, contemporary film and political history.

Gilbert Hage is a photographer who lives and works in Lebanon.

Anawana Haloba drafts poetry in the form of sketches, which she then abstracts into performance-based works incorporating moving images, objects and sound.

Shayma Hamad is a multidisciplinary artist, activist and lawyer.

Joachim Hamou is an artist making video, performance and installation works focused on social issues.

Working with drawing, painting, graphic design, video and sculpture, Hazem Harb creates installations that highlight issues of war, loss, trauma, human vulnerability and global instability.

The work of N.S. Harsha embraces painting, installation, site-specific and community projects. Communicating narratives of everyday life, his work combines an eclectic range of images and iconography taken from his homeland of India and the wider world beyond.

John Harvey is a multidisciplinary artist of Torres Strait Island (Saibai Island) and English descent. A writer, director and producer, he works in theatre, visual art and film.

Maj Hasager is a Danish artist currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark.