4 months, and included a curatorial element, the Weekend Guests series, in which Raza invited choreographers, musicians, poets and scholars to conduct events inside the installation, including Manthia Diawara, Moriah Evans, Dan Graham, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, Andros Zins-Browne, and others. The piece was shown for a second time at the Rockbund Museum, Shanghai, in September–October 2017. home show The Home Show was a hybrid artistic and curatorial exhibition held in Raza’s own apartment. For the show, he asked thirty artists he knew to contribute objects, instructions, rituals: Carsten Höller contributed "a dream-activating toothpaste" and Rachel Rose edited all of his possessions. Raza also included items from family members and his life. Raza gave a tour to each visitor for the show’s five weeks, executing the instructions and rituals each day. Schema for a school Schema for a school takes the form of "an experimental school" that considered new models for teaching and learning, through a series of relevant thoughts and actions drawn from sociology, philosophy, cooking, choreography, literature, and other forms of awareness. Raza was influenced by Dan Graham’s Schema (1966), a work that describes its own attributes according to strict rules every time it is reproduced. Schema is an adaptive protocol, a responsive script, and its form is a model for the pedagogical schemata the school will use. The school first took place in Ljubljana, Slovenia in 2015, with further iterations at the Villa Empain in Brussels and Palais de Tokyo in Paris in 2016, and it is next scheduled for New York’s The Shed in 2018. There is no east or west Raza’s project animated the streetlights running up a hillside promenade in Ljublana’s, playing a visual song visible from many parts of the city. Coming on with the streetlights at dusk and running until dawn, the piece lasted the duration of the 2015 Graphic Art Biennial, turning the cityscape into an animated graphic artwork. Raza says he was influences by blinking lights visible across the Bosphorus in Istanbul. Minor History Minor History is a portrait in film of Wahid Mohammed, Asad Raza’s 90 year-old uncle who lives in Buffalo, New York. The film premiered on January 27, 2019 at International Film Festival Rotterdam. Collaborations Home Cooking In March 2020, Raza began a collaborative project known as Home Cooking, a digital artist-run space with collaborators Marianna Simnett, Dora Budor, Prem Krishnamurthy, Precious Okoyomon. Presenting works, conversations and interviews,