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HUMA MULJI :: BIO :: MAIN

hmulji@yahoo.com

 

Notes on the work
Complete CV

 

Current or Upcoming Exhibitions:

February 2009 - "Housing Scheme", Zahoor-ul-Akhlaq Gallery, NCA, Lahore.

May 2009 - "High Rise", Elementa Gallery, Dubai, UAE.

August 2009- "Hanging Fire: contemporary art from Pakistan", Asia Society, NY, USA.

June 2009- "The Empire Strikes Back", Saatchi Gallery, London, UK.

 

Selected Past Exhibitions:

2008 6 Degrees of Separation: Chaos or congruence, Anant Gallery, New Delhi, India.

“Farewell to Post Colonialism”, Third Guangzhou Triennial, Guangdong Museum of Art, China.

Desperately Seeking Paradise, Pakistan Pavillion, ART DUBAI, UAE.
2007 “Moving Ahead”, Sculpture in Pakistan, NAG, Islamabad.

“Contemporary Art from Pakistan”, Thomas Erben Gallery, New York, USA.

“Destination Asia: Non-strict correspondence”, by Indian and Pakistani artists, Soros Center for Contemporary Art-Almaty , Kazikhistan.
2006 “256 Shades”, V.M. Art Gallery, Karachi.

“Sub-Contingent”, Fondazionne Sandretto Re Rauburg, Torino, Italy.

“Flights of Fancy”, Royaat Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan.
2005 “ScopeLondon”, London, UK.

“Beyond Borders, Art from Pakistan”, NGMA, Mumbai, India.

“Sirf Tum”, Rohtas Gallery, Lahore.
2004 “Along the X Axis”, Exhibition of Digital Art, Delhi, India.

Biography

Huma Mulji was born in Karachi, Pakistan, in 1970, and completed her Bachelors in Fine Art from the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture in 1995. Mulji's participation in recent selected exhibitions includes in 2008 Farewell to Post Colonialism, Third Guangzhou Triennial, Guangdong Museum of Art, China; Desperately Seeking Paradise, Pakistan Pavillion, ART DUBAI, UAE and Arabian Delight, Rohtas Gallery, Lahore. In 2007 Take Away, Zahoor-ul-Akhlaque Gallery, National College of Art, Lahore; “Outside the Cube”, National Art Gallery, Islamabad; Contemporary Art from Pakistan, Thomas Erben Gallery, New York, USA; Destination Asia: Non-strict correspondence, by Indian and Pakistani artists, Soros Center for Contemporary Art-Almaty, Kazikhistan and in 2006 256 Shades, V.M. Art Gallery, Karachi; Sub-Contingent, Fondazionne Sandretto Re Rauburg, Torino, Italy and Flights of Fancy, Royaat Gallery, Lahore, Pakistan. Mulji currently lives in Lahore, and teaches at the School of Visual Arts, Beaconhouse National University.