Children play in the remains of homes in the Istanbul suburb being cleared for redevelopment.
Design: Zozan Kotan
Documentary films by: Nejla Osseiran, Aysim Türkmen, ZeZe Photograph: Servet Dilber
Super 8 film transferred to HD video, 5:16 min Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy artSümer and Newman Popiashvili Gallery
The Swedish artist lives and works in Berlin, Germany. This scene comes from a 7-minute video on a loop, which contrasts film of dogs roaming the outskirts of Istanbul with a voiceover of a tour past central landmarks in the city Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy NON Gallery and Krome Gallery
'A Marmaray tunnel excavation of the collective productions of space through Istanbul's stadiums, parks and gardens (present & recently destroyed)' Photograph: Servet Dilber
Another of Schäfer's detailed works sparked by conversations with Turks at a public iftar in Yeniköy, urban farmers in Yedikule, and leading Turkish thinkers Photograph: Servet Dilber
Inspired by public discussions with Istanbul residents on stadiums, parks and gardens both still existing and no more Photograph: Servet Dilber
A crane and a buoy mimic a wrecking ball. The work hangs at the entrance to Antrepo 3, the biennial's main venue in a prime location on Istanbul's waterfront. It suggests the site may soon be redeveloped Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy Galerie Barbara Weiss and Galeri Manâ
Polish artist Zbigniew Libera gained notoriety for the Lego Concentration Camp Set he designed in 1996. In recent years, his work has explored press photography and how 'the media shape our visual memory', according to Warsaw's Raster Gallery Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy Raster Gallery
Chinese artist Wang Qingsong lives and works in Beijing. The artist's website says he took name of this piece from an English-language teaching programme shown in the 1980s on CCTV (Chinese state television) Photograph: Servet Dilber
Scottish artist Nathan Coley was shortlisted for the Turner prize in 2007. This piece questions our understanding of the phrase in different circumstances, from public assemblies to church congregations Photograph: Servet Dilber/Collection of the Whitworth Art Gallery, the University of Manchester
The Dutch artists invited people to help recreate a demolished peace statue that had stood in Kars, on the border of Turkey and Kurdistan. This alternative monument used casts of the hands of those who joined in Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy the artists
Turkish artist Ozmen lives and works in Diyarbakir. His photographs often use provocative humour for effect Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy the artist and Pilot Gallery
Jacket, pants, shirt, tie, shoes coated with keffiyeh, the traditional Arab scarf headdress Photograph: Servet Dilber
This eight-and-an-half-minute video, featuring hip-hop artists from Istanbul's Roma community, documents the frustrations of families forced out of Sulukule by redevelopment. The Istanbul district was home to a Roma population for six centuries Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy the artist and Pilot Gallery
A scene from a 20-minute video by the Spanish artist that records an unusual traffic jam in Navarra caused when she called for volunteers to help create one Photograph: Servet Dilber/Courtesy the artist
