From his earliest work, Matthew Barney has explored the transcendence of physical limitations in a multimedia art practice that includes feature-length films, video installations, sculpture, photography and drawing.

Uriel Barthélémi is a drummer and electro-acoustic musician.

In video, photography, drawing, sound, action and text, Luz María Bedoya reveals the fissures between the real and its representations, seeking what is usually perfected or edited out.

Roberto Bellini's work has been shown in numerous film and video festivals across Europe and the Americas.

Jim Black is of a new generation of musicians bringing jazz into the twenty-first century.

CAMP is a collaborative studio founded in Mumbai in 2007 by Ashok Sukumaran and Shaina Anand.

Tony Chakar is an architect, artist and writer whose work incorporates literature, philosophy and theory.

Brian Chippendale is an American musician and artist best known as the drummer and singer for the band Lightning Bolt.

Tiffany Chung’s cartographic and installation works examine conflict, migration, urban progress and transformation in relation to history and cultural memory.

David Claerbout works in photography, video, sound and digital art.


Douglas Coupland is a writer and artist best known for his observations on modern-day North American culture.

Thomas Demand makes mural-scale photographs, but instead of finding his subject matter in real life, he uses paper and cardboard to reconstruct scenes from images reproduced in various media sources, and then photographs them.

Latifa Echakhch responds to political and cultural issues through objects, images and texts that question meaning and appearance.

In addition to creating videos and performances, Işıl Eğrikavuk works as a journalist and teaches media and video art at Istanbul Bilgi University.

Since the 1990s, Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson has continually pursued ideas of sharing and sensing, moving through and co-producing space.