People

Jenna Bass has worked as a music video director, cinematographer, band photographer and magician.

Taysir Batniji's multi-media practice encompasses drawing, installation, photography, video and performance.

Ute Meta Bauer is a curator of exhibitions and presentations on contemporary art, film, video and sound that connect artistic work with other disciplines.

Self-taught artist Baya (Mahieddine), born Fatima Haddad, is best known for her colourful work depicting women, animals (or animal-like creatures), vegetation and musical instruments.

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.

Zanny Begg is a founding member of the art collective You Are Here and co-initiator of There Goes The Neighborhood.

Bahar Behbahani is a multidisciplinary artist whose work stages an ongoing conceptual dialogue with memory and erasure.

Asma Belhamar’s interdisciplinary practice explores the phenomenon of the megastructure in the Emirates and its impact on the topographical memory of local landscapes.

Encompassing photography, video, print and installations, Fatma Belkıs’ work offers new perspectives on the connections between humans and non-humans, recent history and geological time, and politics and the natural environment.

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

Amino plays traditional Moroccan folk percussion and lead drums from the Ewe speaking people of Ghana, he is also a pianist and a composer for several collectives.

Inspired by cosmology, science fiction and existentialist theatre and literature, Abdelkader Benchamma uses varied techniques and media to explore the constructed aspect of reality.

Placing herself at the centre of her creations, painter Semiha Berksoy did not separate life and art.