Sharjah Biennial 16

Characterised by bold colours and immersive environments, Anna Boghiguian’s work takes many forms, from multimedia installations to paintings, sculptures, photography and book series.

Ranging from multimedia and experimental video to large-scale sculptural installations, Dineo Seshee Bopape’s work embodies powerful sociopolitical notions of memory, narration and representation.

Jürgen Böttcher, also known as the painter 'Strawalde'.

Touda Bouanani is a pluridisciplinary artist and the founder of Archives Bouanani

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Boubacar Traoré, known as Kar Kar for his football dribbling skills in his youth, is considered to be one of the pioneers of Malian Mandé blues.

Seloua Luste Boulbina is a philosopher and theorist of decolonisation who is interested in the political, intellectual and artistic dimensions of colonialism and postcolonialism.

Ammar Bouras studied at the École supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Algiers.

Mohamed Bourouissa creates images, installations and videos that explore power relations, displays of masculinity and societal tensions, often by referencing art historical imagery.

For over five decades, Frank Bowling has incorporated both autobiography and postcolonial geopolitics into his work.

Mark Bradford’s work is distinguished by expansive collage paintings and sculptures composed of mysterious strata, which the artist forms from materials scavenged from the urban environment of his South Central Los Angeles neighbourhood.

Dan Brault’s work focuses on the confrontation of varied and aesthetically dissimilar images.

A pioneer of animation and one of the founders of the American avant-garde, Robert Breer was an experimental filmmaker, painter and sculptor

Recent work by Candice Breitz has focused on the social and political conditions under which empathy is produced.

Briand has participated in international group exhibitions and created a number of permanent installations.