Sharjah Biennial 16

Charbel Haber is a musician, performer and composer.

The work of Shadi Habib Allah navigates across networks of people, technologies, objects, images and the economy.

Interested in the depth of radical material heteronomy and the self as highly constructible and therefore de-constructible, HACKLANDER / HATAM create powerful and moving works based on sound.

Ramin Haerizadeh manipulates the medium of digital photography to create highly painterly and illusionistic imagery in which he casts himself as protagonist.

Rokni Haerizadeh is a painter known for his compositions, often in sets or themes, which weave together ancient fables and literary figures, contemporary film and political history.

Mohamad Hafeda is a doctoral candidate in Architectural Design at the Bartlett school of architecture, University College of London, UK

Mohammed Hafiz is the Co-Founder of Athr Gallery and the CEO of Al-Sawani Group, a fashion and lifestyle retail company in Saudi Arabia.

Gilbert Hage is a photographer who lives and works in Lebanon.

Marieke van Hal is an art historian and the Founding Director and President of the Biennial Foundation.

Inas Halabi works primarily with film to explore how social and political conditions of the past are inextricably linked to the present and the impact that overlooked or suppressed histories have on contemporary life. Her films examine how historical narratives are constructed, often focusing on individual and personal stories as a point of departure.

Tarek Halaby is a Palestinian-American performer. After graduating from the University of Iowa with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance, he lived and worked in New York where he danced with a variety of companies and independent choreographers.

Monika Halkort is Assistant Professor of Digital Media and Social Communication in the Department of Communication Arts, Lebanese American University, Beirut.

Anawana Haloba drafts poetry in the form of sketches, which she then abstracts into performance-based works incorporating moving images, objects and sound.

Shayma Hamad is a multidisciplinary artist, activist and lawyer.