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Shahzia Sikander’s practice creates an interpretive and critical dialogue with the history and provenance of Indo-Persian miniature painting.

Reflecting his interest in sports and drawing, Gary Simmons’ work often refers to the intersection of pop culture, race and class.

Nida Sinnokrot is an artist whose work explores how various forms of power and bias are embedded in dominant narrative structures of time and space.

Chai Siri’s videos and photography deal with the reconstruction of personal and social histories.

The paintings, drawings and sculptures of Walid Siti offer acute insight into a world that, for him, has been a place of constant change.

The collective excavates stories and legacies, which are at risk of being forgotten and trodden under the guise of progress-cum-westernisation.

The artist believes that within the tension between traditional heritage and digital media, there is vast potential for the transmission of Indigenous voices and experiences.

Konrad Smoleński has worked as a visual artist, focusing on sound.

Time, the history of art, and human subjectivity in all of its forms are themes that Brazilian artist Valeska Soares explores in her work.

Praneet Soi investigates the social effects of media on various localities, such as Kumartuli in North Kolkata and Srinagar in Kashmir, through painting, writing, slideshows, drawings, video and experimental educational workshops

For the past ten years, David Spriggs has been creating artwork based on the concepts of power, immaterial form, perception and the relationships between the thresholds of space.

SPURSE is a creative design consultancy group that focuses on social, ecological and ethical transformation.

Ranging from painting to sculpture, Andrew Stahl’s work explores the symbolic, the formal and the expressive whilst engaging notions of the transcultural.