20th Biennale of Sydney (2016)
DURATION: 2016-03-18 ~ 2016-06-05
OPENING: 2016-03-18
VENUE: Art Gallery of New South, Wales,Artspace,Carriageworks,Cockatoo Island,Mortuary Station,Museum of Contemporary Art Australia,In-Between Spaces
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Since its inception in 1973, the Biennale of Sydney has provided a platform for art and ideas, showcasing the work of nearly 1,700 artists from more than 100 countries. Today it is considered one of the leading international art events, recognised for commissioning and presenting innovative, thought provoking art from Australia and around the world. In 2014, the 19th Biennale of Sydney attracted more than 623,000 visits. With 40 per cent of visits made by people from outside of Sydney, the Biennale holds an important place on both the national and international stage.
20th BIENNALE OF SYDNEY ARTIST LIST:
1. Korakrit Arunanondchai (Thailand/USA)
2. Ricardo Basbaum (Brazil)
3. Samuel Beckett (Ireland/France)
4. Nina Beier (Denmark/Germany)
5. Richard Bell (Australia)
6. boychild (USA/Hong Kong)
7. Daniel Boyd (Australia)
8. Lauren Brincat (Australia)
9. Brown Council (Kate Blackmore, Kelly Doley, Francis Barrett, Diana Smith) (Australia)
10. Lee Bul (South Korea)
11. Johanna Calle (Colombia)
12. Joyce Campbell (New Zealand)
13. Boris Charmatz (France)
14. Yin-Ju Chen (Taiwan)
15. Chen Chieh-jen (Taiwan)
16. Marco Chiandetti (England)
17. Neha Choksi (USA/India)
18. Heman Chong (Malaysia/Singapore)
19. Céline Condorelli (France/England)
20. Yannick Dauby (France/Taiwan) and Wan-Shuen Tsai (Taiwan)
21. Keg de Souza (Australia)
22. Don’t Follow the Wind
23. Mette Edvardsen (Norway/Belgium)
24. Cevdet Erek (Turkey)
25. Erub Arts (Australia)
26. Noa Eshkol (Israel)
27. Cécile B. Evans (USA/Germany/England)
28. William Forsythe (United States/Germany)
29. Philipp Gehmacher (Austria)
30. Agatha Gothe-Snape (Australia)
31. Nilbar Güreş (Turkey/Austria)
32. FX Harsono (Indonesia)
33. Camille Henrot (France/USA)
34. Sheila Hicks (USA/France)
35. Mella Jaarsma (The Netherlands/Indonesia)
36. Bharti Kher (England/India)
37. Germaine Kruip (The Netherlands)
38. Benoît Lachambre (Canada)
39. Bo Christian Larsson (Sweden/Germany)
40. Lee Mingwei (Taiwan/USA)
41. Charles Lim (Singapore)
42. Minouk Lim (South Korea)
43. Adam Linder (Australia/Germany/USA)
44. Gerald Machona (Zimbabwe/South Africa)
45. Kazimir Malevich (Ukraine/Russia)
46. Jumana Manna (USA/Germany)
47. Helen Marten (England)
48. Emma McNally (England)
49. Karen Mirza and Brad Butler (England/Turkey)
50. Dane Mitchell (New Zealand)
51. Archie Moore (Australia)
52. Oscar Murillo (Colombia/England)
53. Yuta Nakamura (Japan)
54. Shahryar Nashat (Switzerland/Germany/USA)
55. Otobong Nkanga (Nigeria/Belgium)
56. Jamie North (Australia)
57. Melik Ohanian (France/USA)
58. Bernardo Ortiz (Colombia/Brazil)
59. Mike Parr (Australia)
60. Chrysa Parkinson (USA/Belgium)
61. Falke Pisano (The Netherlands/Germany)
62. Robert Zhao Renhui (Singapore)
63. Miguel Ángel Rojas (Colombia)
64. Evan Roth (USA/France)
65. Hahn Rowe (USA)
66. María Isabel Rueda (Colombia)
67. Aura Satz (Spain/England)
68. Christoph Schlingensief (Germany)
69. Maaike Schoorel (The Netherlands)
70. Sudarshan Shetty (India)
71. Taro Shinoda (Japan)
72. Chiharu Shiota (Japan/Germany)
73. Dayanita Singh (India)
74. Rodel Tapaya (Philippines)
75. Alexis Teplin (USA/England)
76. Ken Thaiday Snr (Australia)
77. Charwei Tsai (Taiwan/Vietnam)
78. Apichatpong Weerasethakul (Thailand)
79. Justene Williams (Australia)
80. Ming Wong (Singapore/Germany)
81. Xu Zhen (Produced by Madeln Company) (China)
82. Yao Jui-chung + Lost Society Document (Taiwan)
83. Nyapanyapa Yunupingu (Australia)