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Photo credit: Anthea Hamilton The Squash © Tate (Seraphina Neville) 2018.

Born in London in 1978, Anthea Hamilton is famous for her big installations. She creates strange, surreal artworks that we can step into and wander around. She uses lots of…

"Judy Radul (born: Lillooet, Canada; lives/works: Berlin and Vancouver) is an interdisciplinary artist whose work centres primarily on film, video, sculpture, and multimedia installations that draw attention to and play with habits of perception, the…

Kapwani Kiwanga’s work often manifests as installations, sound, video, and performance. She intentionally confuses truth and fiction in order to unsettle hegemonic narratives and create spaces in which marginal discourse can flourish. As a trained…

"Klara Liden (b. 1979, Stockholm) attended the School of Architecture, Royal School of Technology from 2000-2004, before studying at University College of Arts Crafts and Design, Konstfack from 2004-2007 (both Stockholm). Liden's multidisciplinary…

Susanna Jablonski is an artist working in Stockholm. Her work involves sculpture, video, and sound composition. Often combining highly crafted sculptures and vernacular objects within an immersive installation architecture, Jablonski’s work…

Sylvia Safdie was born in Aley, Lebanon in 1942 and lived in Israel before moving to Canada in 1953. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Concordia University in 1975. Based in Montreal, her work has been exhibited in Canada, USA, Europe…

Image credit: When There Is No More Music to Write, and Other Roman Stories, 2022. Installation, Eric Baudelaire and Alvin Curran: When There Is No More Music to Write, Spike Island, Bristol, 2022.

Eric Baudelaire’s films are partly made with the…

Gabriela Mureb is a visual artist, professor at the Department of Visual Arts / Sculpture of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and doctoral student at the Visual Arts Postgraduate Program at the same institution. Through the construction of…

He Xiangyu’s conceptual practice manifests in multi-year projects that span sculpture, drawing, installation, and video. Emerging as part of a generation of artists who experienced rapid urbanization in China during their upbringing, Xiangyu’s work…

Image credit: Helen Marten, The cat from the bacon, 2015.

Helen Marten works across sculpture, painting, drawing, video, and writing to create a body of work that questions the stability of the material world and our place within it. Alluding to…