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
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07.09.21
Rhythm and Geometry. Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
07.09.21
Freelands Foundation Award
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
Editions for Peer Gallery
One of two ceramic editions for the Erratics solo exhibition. Produced to support the Peer Gallery programme.
07.09.21
Peer Gallery Exhibition
Erratics, a solo exhibition of new works at Peer Gallery London. ¶ An accompanying exhibition brochure carries an insightfully written essay by National Gallery curated by Daniel Herrmann.
31.05.21
'The Works of Lubna Chowdhary'
'The Works of Lubna Chowdhary - Certain Times, 2021' written by Diksha Gupta published in AD India
13.04.21
Frieze New York
Grey Area is to be shown at Frieze Online Viewing Room with Jhaveri Contemporary
Dates 5 -14 May 2021
14.02.21
Arts Council Project Grant
I’m extremely grateful to have recently received an Arts Council Project Grant which will support me in developing new sculptures for my solo exhibition at Peer, London this summer. August - October 2021. Later touring to MIMA.
10.01.21
Code Switch Exhibition
Code Switch. Debut Solo exhibition at Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai. An exhibition of paintings collages and ceramic. January 14th -February 27th 2021.
01.11.20
Interstice. 100 Liverpool Street
A new artwork in the form of twenty ceramic panels at
100 Liverpool Street. Taking inspiration from the site’s history as a major railway interchange in the City of London.
01.10.20
Some Mysterious Process.
An exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, curated by gallery director Michael Brand. Some Mysterious Process weaves together multiple threads of history to tell the story of how the international comtemporary collection has come together over the past 50 years. The five works were acquired for the permanent collection from Art Basel in 2019. Read more