Zhang Hui desires to make work that questions reality.

Hasan Hujairi’s works explore the intersection between histories on the verge of loss, the conditionality of music and art pedagogy, and the historiographies of outsiders.

Composer, improviser and percussionist Susie Ibarra combines traditional and avant-garde techniques to create music that draws upon jazz, classical, electronic and world music.

Ryoji Ikeda is a electronic composer and visual artist, he focuses on the essential characteristics of sound and light through mathematical precision and aesthetics.

Yu-ichi Inoue studied calligraphy with Sokyu Ueda.

Runa Islam’s work explores and challenges the structures, materiality and histories of representation and visuality, often in relation to cinematographic and architectural concerns.

Ali Jaafar was the international editor of film and TV industry bible Variety, where he covered extensively the Arab world and Middle East, as well as the British, European and Asian entertainment business.

Founded by Bijoy Jain, Studio Mumbai includes both architects and skilled craftspeople, who design and build projects together.

Khaled Jarrar works in photography, video and performance.

Wang Jianwei is known for his conceptually complex, multifaceted explorations of the paradoxical presence of history in contemporary China.

Visual artist and filmmaker Lamia Joreige uses archival documents and elements of fiction to reflect on the construction of historical narratives and the relationship between individual stories and collective memory.

Jesper Just’s films began as recorded happenings, but over the past decade they have developed into carefully choreographed scenarios that explore cinematic representations.

A laboratory for the research and creation of contemporary music located in the heart of Marrakech’s Medina.

Amar Kanwar's poetic documentaries and video installations examine nationalism, politics, violence and social performance in the Indian subcontinent.