Sharjah Biennial 16

Mona Hatoum’s work is an outstanding example of the interweaving of ethical, political and aesthetic issues.

Taloi Havini utilises a variety of media to explore the upkeep of inherited knowledge systems and cultural distinctiveness across time and place.

Taiko drummer Eitetsu Hayashi creates innovative solo performances that demonstrate a high level of technique and physical strength.

Susan Hefuna uses a variety of media, including drawing, photography, sculpture, installation, film and performance to create multilayered works informed by her dual German-Egyptian heritage and personal experiences in life.

The Army experience can also be considered as the source of my cartographic ‘painting style’ which maps the ground between painting, photography and information. Doug Henders

Through his sculptures and paintings, Adam Henein seeks the essence of form, drawing on a rich visual legacy in pharaonic art as well as contemporary aesthetic visions and preoccupations.

Chicago-based Austrian Artist Kurt Hentschläger creates audiovisual performances and installations.

Im Heung-soon’s recent work in documentary film, photography and installation has explored the impact of Korea’s modernisation through engagement with its older generations.

Samah Hijawi is an artist, cultural activist and consultant for Makan, an art space in Amman, Jordan.

Doubt and uncertainty are recurring themes in Carsten Höller’s art, which often takes the form of laboratory situations, participatory sculptures and 'influential' environments to produce unique experiences that can only be attained through personal exposure.

Khaled Hourani is an artist, writer and curator.

Zhang Hui desires to make work that questions reality.

Hasan Hujairi’s works explore the intersection between histories on the verge of loss, the conditionality of music and art pedagogy, and the historiographies of outsiders.