People

For artist and curator Nasir Nasrallah, making art is about experimenting with and synthesising materials, be they physical objects, ideas or theorems.

Joshua Nathanson’s large-scale paintings draw from diverse visual sources to bridge digital, real-world and psychological realms

Eduardo Navarro is interested in social organisation and alternative intelligence and has worked with groups of people in spaces he creates to examine means of communication and thinking.

Ranging from digital print to collage, textile and photography, Filwa Nazer’s work centres around questions of emotional identity in relation to spatial and social contexts.

In the 9th Sharjah Biennial, selections of poetry by Adele NeJame were exhibited alongside paintings of Hawaiian flowers by her daughter, the artist Melissa Chimera.

Alcino Leite Neto is a Brazilian journalist and critic and the editor and publisher of Três Estrelas, an imprint of Empresa Folha da Manhã dedicated to non-fiction books.

Ernesto Neto draws inspiration from the biomorphic and modernist abstraction of Alexander Calder and Constantin Brancusi.

Established in 2008, New Orleans Airlift is an artist-driven non-profit that not only creates but also funds and produces most of its own work.

In forming New Visions, artists Sliman Mansour, Vera Tamari, Nabil Anani and Tayseer Barakat sought to address a more avant-garde outlook on how art can serve the national struggle, without compromising each artist’s individual expressive style.

Ngaire Blankenberg is the director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art (2021–present).

Gabi Ngcobo is an artist and curator.

Pamela Nguyen Corey researches and teaches modern and contemporary art history, focusing on Southeast Asia within broader transnational Asian and global contexts.

Encompassing video, sculpture and installation, Tuấn Andrew Nguyễn’s work explores strategies of political resistance.