Sharjah Biennial 10: Plot for a Biennial

Barry Doupé is an artist and filmmaker living in Vancouver and holds a Bachelor of Media Arts.

Theo Eshetu is a video artist who uses the manipulation of television language as a means for artistic expression.

Traversing the worlds of visual art and literature, Simone Fattal’s work includes sculpture, non-figurative ceramic forms, paintings, collage and works based in textual composition.

Azin Feizabadi Nothing of I is contemporary, I am I & I, I am a combination of the Past and the Future

Harrell Fletcher received his BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and his MFA from California College of the Arts.

Regina José Galindo has exhibited widely throughout the Americas and Europe.

Mariam Ghani uses video, installation, performance, photography and text to explore notions of place, identity, community and history in work that often has an aspect of public dialogue or engagement.

Through his practice, multimedia artist and filmmaker Ahmad Ghossein examines the connection between individual human experiences and shared historical and political realities.

Dutch-Panamanian artist whose work includes film, photography, installations and publications.

Hans Haacke lives in New York since 1965. He taught at Cooper Union, New York from 1967 to 2002.

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.

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

Khaled Hourani is an artist, writer and curator.

Since 2002, Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens have developed a research-based practice that includes the production of art works, contributions to publications and lectures as well as frameworks for exhibitions.