Sharjah Biennial 16

Tamara Barrage lives and works in Beirut. She received an MA in product design from ALBA, Beirut (2011) and an MA in contextual design at Design Academy Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

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.

Kemi Bassene is a photographer, musicologist and cultural critic who explores fragments of African cultures to identify intersections with cultures outside Africa and ways Africans are viewed internationally.

Taysir Batniji's multi-media practice encompasses drawing, installation, photography, video and performance.

A visual artist and filmmaker, Eric Baudelaire’s recent projects have explored the possibility
 of self-invention and political imagining.

Ute Meta Bauer is a curator of exhibitions and presentations on contemporary art, film, video and sound that connect artistic work with other disciplines.

Over the last four and a half decades, Lothar Baumgarten has drawn wide acclaim and respect for his powerful body of work centred on ethnography and anthropology.

Self-taught artist Baya (Mahieddine), born Fatima Haddad, is best known for her colourful work depicting women, animals (or animal-like creatures), vegetation and musical instruments.

Shiraz Bayjoo’s practice traverses installation, photography, painting, video, text and performance to elucidate forgotten histories that contain multiple layers of meaning and visual culture.

In video, photography, drawing, sound, action and text, Luz María Bedoya reveals the fissures between the real and its representations, seeking what is usually perfected or edited out.

Zanny Begg is a founding member of the art collective You Are Here and co-initiator of There Goes The Neighborhood.