(b. 1975, Sudan)
Works with painting, texts, and performance, emphasizing cross-disciplinary approaches to art making. In 2008, Fadlabi founded an artist-run platform One Night Only, a gallery in Oslo that shows a new artist every Monday. Possibly, Norway's most busy gallery. Between 2010- 2014 he worked with artist Lars Cuzner on European Attraction Limited, a contemporary rendition of a human zoo named The Congo Village that was part of the 1914 World Fair in Oslo. They re-enacted the village and opened it to the public in May 2014. His recent and future shows includes Sharjah Biennial 11 (Sharjah), Bergen Assembly (Bergen)The Museum of Contemporary Art in (Oslo), Kunsthall (Oslo), UKS (Oslo), Munch museum (Oslo), Kunstplass (Oslo), NY Art-book fair (NY), Performa 15 NY (NY), Temporary Gallery (Cologne), Nile Sunset Annex (Cairo), Al Riwaq (Manamah), the Saudi Arts Council (Jeddah), Darat Al Funun (Amman), Townhouse (Cairo) IFAA (Lome). He is also the co-founder of the Khartoum Contemporary Art Center in Oslo that will open it's doors in March 2017.