Home Cooking was a way of presenting new work within a coronavirus reality. Villa Empain From 2016-2017, Raza served as the artistic director for the Villa Empain, Brussels. There he co-curated the shows Mondialité with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Décor with Dorothea von Hantelmann and Tino Sehgal, Répétition with Nicola Lees, and Seeing Zen with Felix Hess and John Stevens. Solaris Chronicles For this show, curated by Liam Gillick, Hans Ulrich Obrist, and Philippe Parreno, Raza collaborated with Parreno and Sehgal to create a dramaturgical presentation of the architectural models of Frank Gehry, which were placed on wheeled tables and moved in a choreographic ballet. A stroll through a fun palace For this show curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Raza and Sehgal created a dramaturgical presentation of the archives of Lucius Burkhardt and Cedric Price. Collaborations as producer/dramaturge From 2010-2015, Raza collaborated frequently with Tino Sehgal, serving as the producer for Sehgal’s major exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. His closest collaborations with Sehgal came in 2011-12, with the works Ann Lee first shown at the Manchester International and These associations, which Raza and Sehgal developed in London and Manchester over two years. According to the Guardian, "[s]everal hundred participants" were involved in the project at the Tate, "recruited through networks of friends and acquaintances, and rehearsed by Sehgal and his producer, Asad Raza." In 2014, Raza produced and directed These associations at CCBB, Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. In 2014 Raza also realized a long-term project of bring Sehgal’s works to the ancient center of Athens, Greece, with the NEON foundation, stating "When I visited the ancient sites of Athens, where commercial, cultural, social and philosophical exchange took place, where knowledge passed through and was transferred between bodies, I had the distinct feeling that the embodied and dialogical elements in Sehgal’s work would have a special resonance here.” Raza served as a dramaturge for several exhibitions with Philippe Parreno, including Park Avenue Armory, Rockbund Museum, and Jumex Museum. Mayfield Depot For the 2013 Manchester International Festival, Alex Poots, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Raza, and Sehgal programmed this exhibition in the disused Manchester train depot, which was a museum of dance and live art projects. Books Raza has made several books, including Home Show, Mondialité, Décor, Seeing Zen, and Répétition. He has also written about tennis for magazines and newspapers including the New Yorker, n+1, the New York Times, and