People

May Kassem’s journey began with experimental filmmaking using 16mm film and has developed to documentaries, fiction and animated films.

Barbara Kasten experiments with ways to integrate photography with other disciplines such as painting or sculpture.

Whether working with found footage or her own images, Shambhavi Kaul explores the cinematic construction of place, and inevitably, that of human identity.

In her series ‘Second Nature’, Işık Kaya explores artefacts of the digital age that have become a part of the Southern California landscape.

Mohammed Kazem’s practice is characterised by the use of reductive elements in repeating formats.

Butheina Kazim is the co-founder of Cinema Akil, an independent cinema platform in Dubai.

Melanie Keen is Director of Iniva, an organisation that creates exhibitions, publications, education and research projects.

In his videos and installations frequently resembling experimental configurations, Christoph Keller uses the discursive possibilities of art to investigate the themes of science and its utopias.

Jude Kelly, OBE is the Artistic Director of Southbank Centre, Britain’s largest cultural institution.

Amal Kenawy’s work explores political, social and feminist issues, primarily in Egypt, and reflects on topics of death and regeneration.

William Kentridge is a draughtsman, filmmaker, theatre maker and philosopher whose work addresses histories of violence, erasure, memory and loss.

Deeply affected by the civil war in Lebanon and human frailty in the face of illness, Samir Khaddaje has produced a range of paintings, installations and artist’s books.

Amal Khalaf is the Assistant Curator of the Serpentine Gallery’s Edgeware Road Project, an international residency and site-specific research programme based in the Edgeware Road neighbourhood of London.