Mahreen_Zuberi

Mahreen Zuberi

Mahreen Zuberi

Pakistani artist

Mahreen Asif Zuberi (born January 6, 1981) is a Pakistani artist from Karachi, Pakistan.[1][2] She studied at the National College of Arts in Lahore where she completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts with distinction.[3]

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Career

She works at Karachi University in Karachi, Pakistan as the Fine Arts program Coordinator in the Department of Visual Studies.[3][4] Her work has been exhibited since 2003.[5] Her work is in the collection of the QAGOMA (Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art),[6][7] the Fukuoka Asian Art Museum[8] and the Devi Art Foundation.[9]

Exhibitions

Further reading

  • Marignoli, Duccio K.; Mascelloni, Enrico, eds. (2005). A thousand and one days : Pakistani women artists. Milano: Silvana Editorale. ISBN 88-8215-978-7. OCLC 62283482.

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