Wardah Naeem Bukhari
- Shattered Tranquility
- Women Situations and Reinterpretation of Phulkari Baghs
- Eco of Life
- Aesthetic Hybridity in Mughal
- Monotony of Life
- Body in space
- Love Thy Neighbour
- Braiding the seen and unseen
- Suppression of sexuality
- Self-Obsessed
- Titles
- Events that Effected
- Space within space
- Pattoli jewelry design
- Traditional practice of pattoli craft
Dr. Wardah Naeem Bukhari (b. 1988, Pakistan) (she/her) is a critically acclaimed visual artist, art educator, and independent curator with expertise in South Asian textiles. Her work explores the history, aesthetics and evolution of traditional art practices in reference to today’s visual culture. She teaches as an Assistant Professor in the Graphic Design Department, IDVA, LCWU. Idara-Farogh-e Taleem bestows upon her the Gold Medal Award at the Governor House in Lahore, making her the youngest Ph.D. recipient in Pakistan in the field of Fine Art.
Prof. Salima Hashmi, Professor Emeritus, Mariam Dawood School of Visual Arts & Design, Prof. Salima Hashmi, a trailblazing artist, academic, curator activist and essayist, daughter of the renowned poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz. Director UMISAA (UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute for South Asian Arts)
Dr. Shahida Manzoor Professor/DEAN School of Art Prof. Dr. Shahida Manzoor is a painter, academic and writer. Former Principal Punjab University, College of Art and Design, Lahore. Ph.D. in Comparative Arts (2003) Ohio University, USA.
Curatorial note by Sameen Agha from Artsoch Contemporary Art Gallery, Lahore.
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