Khadim Ali b. c.1978

  • Artist (Painter)
Khadim Ali's miniature-style paintings open a window to contemporary issues in Afghanistan, in particular the plight of the Hazara minority as symbolised by the destruction in 2001 of the World Heritage site of the Buddhas of Bamiyan. Khadim applies a poetic resonance to his careful creations, using meticulous line work, rich colours, and script, all owing to his training in the Mughul and Kabul miniature traditions.
Tags: Contemporary Miniature Painting
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Name
Khadim Ali
Gender
Male
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Tags:
Contemporary Miniature Painting
Birth date
c.1978
Birth place
Quetta, Pakistan
Death date
Residence
  • 2006 Art Initiative Tokyo, Japan
  • 2007 Fukuoka Art Museum, Japan
Training
  • Miniature Painting, before 2003 National College of the Arts, Lahore, Pakistan
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Related recognitions
  • Fukuoka Art Museum, Japan (received)
  • Art Initiative Tokyo, Japan (received)