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Tania Mouraud Photography, sculpture... Tania Mouraud, artiste inclassable née en 1942, pratique dès la fin des années 1960 un art engagé qui interroge les rapports de l’art et des liens sociaux, la responsabilité de l’artiste dans la société, face à l’histoire.	Natacha Nisic Installation, new media... Natacha Nisic is an artist and filmmaker. She explores the invisible relationship between images, words, interpretation, symbol and ritual. She weaves links between history, representation and memory and its implications in the political, social and cultural fields. Her work questions the nature of the image through d…	Ana Mendes Installation, mixed media... Ana Mendes is a visual artist who creates projects in photography, video, installation, performance and drawing and speaks on subjects such as memory, language and identity. Her work is based on concept/idea and created using as fewer resources as possible. Her work is quite often described as poetic and minimalist.
Alisa Berger Installation, mixed media... Alisa Berger is a media artist and filmmaker, born 1987 in Makhachkala (Republic of Dagestan, Russia) and raised in Lviv (Ukraine) and Essen (Germany), currently lives and works in Cologne (Germany.	Aurelia Mihai Installation, new media... Aurelia Mihai´s work brings clashing cultural, social, and political phenomena and events into focus. In her work Aurelia Mihai links aspects of documentation and research with fiction in a multifaceted way. Thus legends and historical incidents are frequently the occasion or the starting point for a socio critical examination of the present.	Claire-Jeanne Jézéquel Installation, drawing... Claire-Jeanne Jézéquel has been working in the fields of sculpture and drawing since 1988. Between tactile sensation, abstract landscape and minimal architecture, her assemblages of prosaic materials carry within them the traces of the artist’s gestures of both construction and destruction, paradoxically random and controlled.
Esther Shalev-Gerz Installation, mixed media... Based in Paris, Esther Shalev-Gerz is internationally recognized for her seminal contributions to the field of art in the public realm and her consistent investigation into the construction of memory, history, the natural world, democracy and cultural identities. Her work can be found in major public and private international collections.	Katja Stuke Photography, video Katja Stuke studied photography in Düsseldorf. Together with Oliver Sieber, she founded ANT! FOTO and Böhm Kobayashi. In 2017, they won the Fake Book Prize of the LUMA Foundation of the Festival des Rencontres d´Arles. She was a member of various juries. She has recently exhibited at Hamburg, Paris, Barcelona, Essen, Winterthur.	Liza Dimbleby Painting, drawing... Liza Dimbleby is a writer and visual artist working primarily with drawing.Her work is concerned with individual and collective narratives of place and displacement, the repetition and variation of lived experience and the ways that this can be articulated in images and in words.
Schröder Luise Installation, new media... Within her artistic practice Luise Schröder is dealing with aspects of “history in the making” from a today’s perspective. She is interested in how cultures of remembrance and commemoration are influenced and formed by political agendas, media and image production and how this affects identities and communities.	Deignan Michelle Installation, photography... Michelle Deignan is a visual artist and filmmaker living and working in London. These works critically examine the production and dissemination of culture now and historically, touching on subjects such as local and international identity, nationalism, feminism, class politics and aesthetics.	Bustos Adriana Painting, drawing... I consider that art produces singular forms of knowledge, therefore research, critical revision of history and its articulation with the present are the substratum of my work. Photography, video, performance, painting and, fundamentally, drawing, are the tools I use to talk about political and social issues.
Catherine Radosa Mixed media, new media... Catherine Radosa works at the intersection of images and situations that she meets, or produce. By lecture of places, observing, listening, documenting, she questions the present of the memory, personal and collective representations: the individual-society relationship, geographical and social boundaries, History, identity…	SE Barnet Installation, mixed media... SE Barnet is an internationally exhibiting artist from Los Angeles now based in the UK. Her practice employs anecdote and language towards a consideration of personal histories sited within larger political discourses.	Kyoko Kasuya Installation, photography... As a multidisciplinary artist, Kyoko Kasuya deploys her work in several forms: photographs, videos, installations and publications. Her work opens up a questioning about sociological and historical subjects through the shifting of existing views, thus contributing to a universal understanding.
Claire Chevrier Photography Claire Chevrier devoted herself to largely photographic research that questions the space and place of man.	Ivana Vollaro Installation, photography... Ivana Vollaro is a visual artist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She develops her artistic practice in a wide area covering photography, video, artist books and site-specific projects. She works on the links between language and image, investigating the boundaries between the formal and the informal, the absurdity and the errors that generate those limits.