Essay by Priyesh Mistry to accompany Pluriverse exhibition available at Graves Gallery, Sheffield Museums. Designed by Mark El-khatib
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04.07.24
Pluriverse exhibition
20.04.24
PLURIVERSE, Graves Gallery, Sheffield Museums
A solo exhibition PLURIVERSE will open on 4th July 2024 at Graves Gallery in Sheffield. ¶ For PLURIVERSE, Lubna Chowdhary will present recent work, including works developed during residencies in Italy and India earlier this year. ¶ PLURIVERSE will also see her working with Sheffield’s visual art collection, in particular the city’s holding of Indian miniatures and Eduardo Paolozzi prints.
18.01.24
India Art Fair 2024, Delhi
Chowdhary's artwork Switch 5.12 will be exhibited by Jhaveri Contemporary at India Art Fair 2024 in New Delhi.
1 February to 4 February 2024, NSIC Exhibition Grounds, Okhla, New Delhi, Delhi, India
17.01.24
Limited Edition Ceramic by Lubna Chowdhary, Exclusive to House of Voltaire
Limited edition ceramic Erratics Edition III is launched and now available, exclusive to House of Voltaire.
14.11.23
Disjunctions, Gallery Isabelle, Dubai
A solo exhibition Disjunctions has opened at Gallery Isabelle, Dubai. The show celebrates Chowdhary's distinctive breed of disruption – of material, of tradition, of expectations.
14 Nov 2023 - 05 Jan 2024
30.11.23
Artworks acquired by The Arts Council of England
Three artworks from the Marker series have been acquired and are now part of The Arts Council of England collection.
22.11.23
Abu Dhabi Art 2023, UAE
Chowdhary is exhibiting with Gallery Isabelle at Abu Dhabi Art 2023, UAE
22 Nov – 26 Nov 2023
07.10.23
Beyond the Page Exhibition Catalogue
'Beyond the Page, South Asian Miniatures and Britain, 1600 to Now' is published to accompany an exhibition at MK Gallery in Milton Keynes.
07.10.23
Beyond the Page, MK Gallery, Milton Keynes
A group exhibition, Beyond the Page at MK Gallery, Milton Keynes
7 Oct 2023 - 28 Jan 2024
19.11.23
Artwork Acquired by the Government Art Collection
A ceramic artwork from the Sign series has been acquired and is now a part of the Government Art Collection.