Lubna will be participating in the Islamic Arts Biennale 2023 in Jeddah S.A, which takes place in the historic Hajj Terminal site designed by Skidmore Owings Merrill in 1981.
23 Jan 2023 - 23 May 2023
23.01.23
Lubna will be participating in the Islamic Arts Biennale 2023 in Jeddah S.A, which takes place in the historic Hajj Terminal site designed by Skidmore Owings Merrill in 1981.
23 Jan 2023 - 23 May 2023
22.09.22
Strange Clay, Ceramics in Contemporary Art is the first large-scale group exhibition in the UK, exploring how contemporary artists have used clay in unexpected ways. Lubna will be showing four Sign works in the Hayward Gallery exhibition.
Curated by Cliff Lauson
26 Oct 2022 – 8 Jan 2023
02.09.22
Pop South Asia: Artistic Explorations in the Popular is one of the first major exhibitions to provide a substantial survey of modern and contemporary art from South Asia engaging with popular culture. Spanning works from the mid-twentieth century to the present, the exhibition showcases a number of artists addressing complex issues facing the self and society through irony, play and humour. Until Dec 11th 2022, Sharjah Art Foundation, UAE.
22.02.22
A first monograph by Universal Design Studio covering the past 20 years of their work. Published by Phaidon and includes a section on Interstice at 100 Liverpool St.
22.06.22
Erratics at MIMA, Middlesborough Institute of Modern Art is Lubna's first solo museum exhibition which presents recent developments in her practice.
23 June - 10 Oct 2022
07.09.21
Frieze London 2021 group presentation with Jhaveri Contemporary. Exhibiting Shifting Structures - table sculpture and two Markers - ceramic wall pieces.
07.09.21
Two Switch works have been acquired by Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts to be included in the exhibtion Rhythm and Geometry, Constructivist Art in Britain since 1951
2nd October - 17th July 2022
07.09.21
Lubna Chowdhary and Sheffield Museums have been shortlisted for the Freelands Foundation Award 2021. ¶ The annual Freelands Award was established in 2016 to enable an arts organisation outside London to present an exhibition of significant new work by a mid career female artist.
07.09.21
One of two ceramic editions for the Erratics solo exhibition. Produced to support the Peer Gallery programme.
07.09.21
Erratics, a solo exhibition of new works at Peer Gallery London.¶An accompanying exhibition brochure carries an insightfully written essay by National Gallery curator Daniel Herrmann.