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Terreyro Coreográfico biriken

formed in 2014 and is currently based in the neighbour- was formed in 2006 by Istanbul-based artists Okan Urun
hood of Bixiga, central São Paulo. Most of the collective’s and Melis Tezkan. Their most recent projects include
works take place beneath the Viaduto Libertas overpass, the installation-performance This is the end, beautiful
inhabiting and cultivating the public space with chore- friend (2017), commissioned by Sharjah Biennial 13 and
ography, dance, discussions, seminars, film samples, performed at Istanbloom and SALT Galata (both 2017);
reading groups, plantings, etc. Terreyro Coreográfico’s the theatre piece I shut down my heart until the apocalypse
most recent collaborations include performances at the was presented at Jerk Off festival in Paris in September
Goethe-Institut (2017), Praça das Artes (2016), Vila Itororó 2017. They are currently working on their next perfor-
(2015), Casa do Povo (2015) and SubPrefeitura da Sé (2015), mance, THE WEST IS THE BEST.
all São Paulo.

Amitai Romm
Khalil El Ghrib
lives and works in Copenhagen. His recent exhibitions
lives and works in Asilah. He teaches Arabic in nearby include a solo show, Hibernation, at Tranen Contemporary
Tangier and rarely exhibits his artistic work. His works Art Center, and a group show, Mediated Matter, at Kunsthal
were recently included in Marrakech Biennale 6, however, Charlottenborg (both Copenhagen, 2017). Romm is
and the Sharjah Biennial 13’s programme at the Sursock one of three finalists for the 2018 Dorothea von Stetten
Museum, Beirut. Art Award, which will culminate in a group exhibition
at Kunstmuseum Bonn.

Turiya Magadlela

lives and works in Johannesburg. She has had six solo
exhibitions to date: at the Johannesburg Art Gallery;
Museum Africa, Johannesburg; and Blank Projects,
Cape Town. She has participated in recent group exhi-
bitions including Blue Black (Pulitzer Arts Foundation,
St Louis, 2017) and Simple Passion, Complex Vision: The
Darryl Atwell Collection (Gantt Center, Charlotte, 2017).
Most recently her work has been included in Looking
Back… Moving Forward, an exhibition at Constitution Hill,
Johannesburg, which is on through 28 January.

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