Sharjah Biennial 16

Focusing on ontological conflict in convergence with indigenous, feminist, ethnic, environmental and social justice studies, Aline Baiana’s work reveals the importance of uncovering other histories.

Self-proclaimed ‘Famous New Media Artist’, Jeremy Bailey is a podcaster, venture socialist and the Head of Experience at FreshBooks.

Fine Artist Xenobia Bailey’s textile interpretations explore contemporary mythology, African antiquity and the 21st century visual aesthetic of ‘Cosmic-Funk’.

Bait al Karama is a women's centre and social enterprise located in an Ottoman building at the heart of the Old City of Nablus.

Interdisciplinary artist Lara Baladi employs photography, video, sound and installations to create interwoven images of past and present, myth and reality, with a focus on the Middle East and particularly the Arab Spring. She explores ways in which interactions between images and technology affect visual narratives.

Zbyněk Baladrán is a visual artist and curator born in 1973 in Prague where he currently resides.

Sammy Baloji braids together the pre- and post-colonial histories of the Democratic Republic of the Congo by examining the industrial and cultural heritage of the Katanga region.

With the exhibition format as his medium, Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck’s hybrid practice incorporates the typical activities of a researcher, archivist, historian and curator.

The work of filmmaker, artist and graphic novelist Sarnath Banerjee explores the contradictions of daily life in contemporary India.

Tayseer Barakat co-founded Al-Wasiti Art Center in Jerusalem, Al-Hallaj Hall in Ramallah, Palestinian Association for Contemporary Art (PACA) and International Academy of Arts in Palestine.

From his earliest work, Matthew Barney has explored the transcendence of physical limitations in a multimedia art practice that includes feature-length films, video installations, sculpture, photography and drawing.

In her photography, films, sculpture, prints and installations, Yto Barrada examines the political and social realities of Morocco.

Judith Barry is a New York-based artist and writer whose work crosses a number of disciplines including performance, installation, film and video, sculpture, architecture, photography and new media.

Uriel Barthélémi is a drummer and electro-acoustic musician.

Jenna Bass has worked as a music video director, cinematographer, band photographer and magician.