Sharjah Biennial 16

James Lingwood has been Co-Director of Artangel with Michael Morris since 1991.

My work is opposed to views that transmute into overviews and prejudices by forgetting or neglecting the complexity and the unique character of a context, region and situation. It is an attempt to express the impossibility and the uselessness of defining a point of view. Nadia Kaabi Linke

Faustin Linyekula’s work as a choreographer, dancer and founder of Studios Kabako in Kisangani is intimately tied to the artist’s engagement with his home country.

Pablo Lobato works in different media, such as film, photography, site-specific installation, objects and actions.

Lombardi completed a BA in Art History at Syracuse University in 1974.

Documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto highlights the plight of female victims of oppression or discrimination.

Documentary filmmaker James Longley’s projects have focused on amplifying the voices and perspectives of the most vulnerable through cinema.

Is an artist, writer and founder of the notfor-profit Art South Asia.

Maider López initially brought her interventions to Sharjah as part of the experimental residency Lab Project in 2007. It was during this residency that she first transformed the public square in the Arts Area by introducing the gridlines of a football pitch.

Ulrik López’s practice is concerned with the exchange and circulation of objects and their transition from ideas to phenomena in relation to space.

Los Carpinteros live and work in Madrid and Havana. The collective, formed in 1992, comprises Marco Castillo and Dagoberto Rodríguez

Lynn Love has been writing about science and art for 15 years, and is based in New York City.

Rick Lowe is an artist who has exhibited and worked with communities in the US and internationally.