Sharjah Biennial 16

Since 2004, Nasrin Tabatabai and Babak Afrassiabi have been collaborating together as Pages.

Drawing from experience and self-directed research, Rayyane Tabet explores narratives that offer an alternative understanding of major sociopolitical events.

Jorge uses an obsessive pictorial language, repeating the same gesture in the same space many times until the visual register is analogous to the trauma that prompted it.

As an obsessive cultural observer and self-taught cineaste, Kidlat Tahimik has been exploring his inner cultural contradictions since 1975 by making non-commercial films.

Shiro Takatani is a founding member of the artist collective Dumb Type, which was established in 1984.

Vera Tamari is a visual artist, Islamic art historian, educator and curator.

Since 2005, Xu Tan’s ‘Keywords Project’ has explored linguistic activities, collective research, public space and knowledge production through a variety of working methods in his unique art practice.

Yuk King Tan received her BFA from University of Auckland in 1993

Min Tanaka is an experimental dancer who focuses on the psycho-physical unity of the body.

The work of architect and urbanist Paulo Tavares deals with the relations between conflict and space.

Tayou's work is deliberately mobile, elusive and heterogeneous, closely linked to the idea of travel and coming into contact with what is other to the self.

Bahar Temiz's work focuses on inviting viewers to investigate their own narrative participation in the image-making process.

Eduardo Terrazas seeks to understand and reflect on a changing reality, proposing alternative methods for inhabiting and being and new ways of looking.

Founded by Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar, The Otolith Group creates films, installations, audio works and performances.

The Question of Funding (QOF) is a growing collective of cultural producers and community organisers from Palestine.