Kader Attia (born 30 December 1970) is an Algerian-French artist.^{[1][2][note 1]}

Attia was born in Dugny, France to Algerian parents and was raised in Paris and Algeria.^[4][5] He studied at the l'école Duperré de Paris, l'école des arts appliqués La Massana de Barcelone and graduated from the Ecole nationale superieure des arts decoratifs Paris, in 1998.^[6][7][8]

Attia's work often examines social injustice, marginalized communities and postcolonialism.^[9][10][11]

In 2016, Attia founded La Colonie, a gallery near Paris' Gare du Nord train station.^[12][13][14] In March 2020, La Colonie closed permanently due to the coronavirus pandemic.^[15] In March 2021, Attia was announced as the curator for the 12th Berlin Biennale.^[16] He is the first artist to curate the biennale since New-York based collective DIS, who presented the 9th edition in 2016.^[15] In November 2021, he had an exhibition entitled "On Silence" at the Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art in Doha.^[17]

Attia's work is included in the permanent collections of:

• Museum of Modern Art, New York,^[18]
• Sharjah Art Foundation,^[19]
• Tate Museum,^[20]
• Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris,^[21]
• Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston,^[22]
• Guggenheim Museum in New York.^[4]

• In 2016, Attia won France's Prix Marcel Duchamp.^[23][24] In 2018, he was awarded the Joan Miró Prize.^[25][26]

• In 2019, Attia was a member of the jury that selected Arthur Jafa as winner of the Prince Pierre Foundation's International Contemporary Art Prize.^[27][28]