20.11.25
'Geometric Abstraction' group exhibition at B. & M. Theocharakis Foundation for the Fine Arts and Music now on view in Athens.
Curated by art historian Yannis Bolis, the exhibition attempts a shift from strict formalism to themes of memory, identity, politics and cultural heritage through the works of six pioneering female artists: Opy Zouni, Etel Adnan, Samia Halaby, Saloua Raouda Choucair, Ebtisam Abdulaziz, and Lubna Chowdhary.
The exhibition runs from 15 October 2025 - 22 February 2026
12.11.25
Lubna Chowdhary's work will be presented by Jhaveri Contemporary (Stand C21) at Art Mumbai. The fair runs from 14th-16th November.
03.11.25
'Bone, Soot and Oil' - the second of two permanent public artworks commissioned by Thames Tideway for Earl Pumping Station in London.
The artwork draws inspiration from the historic whaling trade that once dominated the nearby Greenland Dock during the 18th century. The piece reinterprets the traditional technique of scrimshaw (etching on whale bone and teeth) through the use of lava stone and ceramic glaze. An abstract pattern of carved black lines moves across an ivory surface, echoing both the ventral grooves of a whale’s underside and the rippling of water above a vast hidden form.
28.10.25
The group show 'Material Affinities and Tropical Dreams' has opened at Almeida & Dale in São Paulo (20 Oct 2025 - 10 Jan 2026) Featuring works by Lubna Chowdhary, Anwar Jalal Shemza, Ayesha Sultana, Balraj Khanna.
“Distilled from (and inspired by) the expression ‘Tropical Modernism’, fusing the states of ‘being tropical’ and ‘becoming modern’, the exhibition draws on references from deep time – from an age when stars and line-drawings were the first civilizational languages, to the formation of new aesthetics and nationalist vocabularies in the second half of the 20th century. Curated by Mario Ashley D’Souza.
27.10.25
Lubna Chowdhary's Assembly (2025) has been acquired by the Tate for the national collection through the Frieze Tate Fund. The work was exhibited with Jhaveri Contemporary at Frieze London.
22.10.25
Lubna Chowdhary's ceramic work 'Certain Times LXXIX' (2024) is now on display alongside works by Rob Lyon and David Austen at Ingleby Gallery. The "Feast Room" is located on the first floor of the gallery.
19.09.25
The group exhibition 'Ways of Making, Ways of Thinking' has officially opened at Cristea Roberts Gallery. Featuring ceramic works and prints by Lubna Chowdhary, as well as works by Rana Begum, Eva Rothschild and Anni Albers this major show shifts away from hierarchical concepts of mediums and instead takes as its focus the alchemy, joy and spirituality each artist finds in materiality.
The exhibition runs from 19 September - 18 October 2025.
15.09.25
Lubna Chowdhary unveils her first suite of woodblock prints for Cristea Roberts Gallery. Lubna has chosen to combine meticulously registered woodblock with etching; the resulting images relate to her paintings, the colours and gloss to ceramic glazes, but ultimately, they are borne of the unique combination of copper, wood, ink and paper.
The prints and her new ceramic works will be on display in the group exhibition 'Ways of Making, Ways of Thinking' (19 September - 18 October 2025)
11.08.25
Lubna Chowdhary has completed a new artwork - Optical Flow - commissioned by Tideway for the listed Greenwich Pumping Station in London. This permanent commission responds to site-specific narratives and references the revolutionary impact of the railway and its social and economic influence.
Lubna’s artwork was inspired by the site’s history of railway signalling. The adjacent track, one of the world’s oldest and longest railway viaducts is part of the London & Greenwich Railway, which was London’s first metropolitan railway, connecting London Bridge to Greenwich in 1838.
17.06.25
Goodwood Art Foundation presents a group of Lubna Chowdhary's works in their inaugural exhibition. The exhibition features a diverse collection of work from leading artists spread across two galleries, a cafe and beautiful natural surroundings.
31 May - 2 November 2025.