Talk:Lubna Agha
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i want to know about her date of birth and death(if aplicable)and please add some additional informations related to her.
POV
I have edited this article, as I am concerned that it makes unsupported interpretations, and has the tone more of a gallery publicity handout or the artist's own statement, rather than an encyclopaedic article. I have no objection to the statements being reinserted if they are properly referenced as to their source. I have also taken out some repetitions.
Tyrenius 22:51, 8 April 2006 (UTC)
Resume
I've removed the resume-like list of group exhibitions to here:
- 2006 MUQARNAS: South Asian Visual Arts Collective, Niagara Artists’ Centre, St. Catherine's, Canada
- 2006 Infinite Terms of Reference, Bradford Museums Galleries and Heritage, Bradford, UK
- 2006 Huddersfield Art Gallery, Huddersfield, UK
- 2006 Muslim Culture Pillars of Light, Bradford Museums Galleries and Heritage, Bradford, UK
- 2005 Color of Dreams - Invitational, Mass Audoban Gallery, Sharon, Massachusetts, US
- 2005 Sanctuary - Best of Show, Mass Audoban Gallery, Sharon, Massachusetts, US
- 2001 Takhti Project, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Pakistan. Toronto, Canada
- 2000 Pakistan: Another Vision, Asia House, London, England, Victoria Art Gallery and Hot Bath Gallery, Bath, UK
- 1999 Boston Southend Open Studios
- 1999 Brookline Open Studios, Brookline, US
- 1997 50th Anniversary show - American Center, Karachi
- 1995 Out of Pakistan, Northeastern University, Boston
- 1995 Phoenix Show, Del Paso Galleries, Sacramento, California
- 1995 KVIE Channel 6 (Public Television) Art Auction, Sacramento, California
- 1994 Intelligent Rebellion, 25 Women Artists: Cartright Hall, Bradford, England; Rotterdam City Gallery & Museum; UNESCO, Paris Headquarters; Lester City Gallery & Museum
- 1994 Artists of Pakistan, Pacific Asian Museum, Pasadena, California
- 1989 KVIE, Channel 6 (Public Television) Sacramento, California (Also in 1988, '87, and '86) (Invitational)
- 1987 Anniversary Show, Himovitz Solomon Gallery, Sacramento, CA
- 1986 Art Bridge, City Gallery, Kobe, Japan
- 1986 Art Bridge, Himovitz Solomon Gallery, Sacramento, CA
- 1985 Chan-Elliot Gallery, Sacramento, CA (Invitational)
- 1984 Watercolors, Rara Avis, Sacramento, CA (Invitational)
- 1982 52nd Annual Crocker-Kingsley Exhibition, Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA (Juried)
- 1981 Cowtown, Alta Galleries, Sacramento, CA (Invitational)
- 1981 California State University, Sacramento, CA
- 1980 American Centre, Karachi, Pakistan
- 1980 Atelier BM, Karachi Pakistan
- 1980 Indus Gallery, Karachi, Pakistan
- 1979 Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi, Pakistan
- 1979 Contemporary Arts Gallery, Rawalpindi, Pakistan
- 1973 Three Non-Depressionists, Arts Council, Pakistan
--Ethicoaestheticist (talk) 00:08, 28 January 2008 (UTC)
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