People

Maha Maamoun is an artist who works primarily with the mediums of photography and video. She often starts from generic visual representations to explore how these intersect with, and are negotiated by, personal experiences.

Christine Macel is the Chief Curator at the Pompidou Centre, Musée National d’Art Moderne and an art critic.

For over thirty years the artist Robert MacPherson has produced objects and installations in which he exploits the emotive tension between anonymous functional objects and a highly specific, visually allusive language with which they are named, often drawn from Australian working class slang. Trevor Smith

A lifelong political activist, Rachida Madani is a poet, novelist and painter.

Lani Maestro has used a range of media including installation, sound, video, books and text to create work that explores the often complex dualities of human experience and the physical power of the natural world.

Basim Magdy works in many different media: drawing, film, installation, animation, sculpture, video, sound and printed matter.

Teboho Mahlatsi graduated from the Africa Cultural Centre Film & Television Course in Johannesburg.

In video, film and photography, Basir Mahmood contemplates his personal milieu, as well as the wider world around him.

The work of Firoz Mahmud is an investigation into social, political and belief systems and their interaction with human reality, both historically and in the present.

Taus Makhacheva is an artist with Russian citizenship, a Western education and Dagestani (northern Caucasian) ethnic roots.

Tiffany Malakooti is a graphic designer and Head of Special Projects at Bidoun.

Using video, photography, installation and performance, Waheeda Malullah playfully examines the roles adopted by Islamic women and the rules and mechanisms that control the world in which she lives.

Working primarily in video and sculpture, Jumana Manna explores the construction of identity in relation to historical narratives and uncertain states of contemporary communities.

Guy Mannes-Abbot is a writer, essayist and critic who lives and works in London.

Working with video, photography 
and installation, Cinthia Marcelle choreographs interventions that often transform mundane or redundant gestures into poetic displays of exchange.