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PERSONAL INFO
Born in Lahore, Pakistan 1969.
Currently lives and work in Boston, MA
EDUCATION
1997 MFA, Massachusetts College of Art; Boston, MA
1993 BFA, National College of Arts; Lahore, Pakistan
EXHIBITIONS
2008
Dirty Pretty, Anna Kustera Gallery, New York, NY
Dirty Pretty Special project, Bernard toale gallery, Boston, MA
2007
Cirque Du Monde, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston, MA
I need a hero, Site Specific Installation, Flemming Museum University of
Vermont, Burlington, VT
2006
2006 Maud Morgan prize: Ambreen butt, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston,
MA
2005
I Need a Hero, Kustera Tilton Gallery, New York, NY
Demons, Roberts & Tilton Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2003
What is past, or passing, or to come, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston, MA
I must utter what comes to my lips, Worcester Art Museum; Worcester,
MA2002
Drawings by Ambreen Butt - Stephen L. Barstow Artist In
Residence,University Art Gallery - Central Michigan
University; Mount Pleasant, MI
2001
Ambreen Butt: Home and the World, Bernard Toale Gallery; Boston, MA
1999
Artist is an Allure of the closed; Invitational Site- Specific Installation,
Institute of Contemporary Art;
Boston, MA
Bed of my own making; Ambreen Butt: Works on Paper,Bernard Toale
Gallery; Boston, MA
1997
Ambreen Butt: New Paintings, Bernard Toale Gallery; Boston, MA
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2008
Accumulations, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA
2007
Global Feminisms; Davis Museum and Cultural center, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, MA
Global Feminism; Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for feminist art, Brooklyn
Museum. New York, NY
Home Coming; Pakistan National Art Gallery, Islamabad, Pakistan
2006
Banquet; Feast for the Senses, Asia Pacific Museum, Pasadena, CA
Holy Land: Diaspora and the Desert; Heard museum, Phoenix, AZ
Threads of Memory, curated by Margaret Mathews Berenson, Dorsky
Gallery, Long Island City, NY
2005
Time's Arrow: Twelve Random Thoughts on Beauty, The Rotunda
Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
The Observed and Envisioned; Davis Museum, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, MA
2004
Visualizing Diaspora: Constructing Self, Gallery Artists Studio Projects,
Brookline, MA
Tale Spinning; The Drawing Center New York, NY
I Want to Take you Higher; McKenzie Fie Arts, New York, NY
For the Birds, Artspace, New Haven, CT
Playing with a loaded gun, Kunsthalle Fridericianum, Kassel, Germany
Masala Diversity & Democracy in South Asian Art, William Benton
Museum of Art, University of Connecticut
2003
Playing with a loaded gun, Apex Art, New York, NY
Contemporary Miniatures: India/Pakistan, The Fine Art Resource, Berlin,
Germany
2002
Get in Line, George Adams Gallery, New York, NY
Artists in Residence, McColl center for visual Art, Charlotte, NC
Painting in Boston: From 1950-2000, DeCordova Museum and Sculpture
Park; Lincoln, MA
India: Contemporary Responses, The Art Complex Museum; Duxbury,
MA
2001
HOME? Crosscurrents in Contemporary South Asian/American Art, The
Brush Art Gallery; Lowell, MA
Home and the World, India Center for Art and Culture; New York, NY
2000
Material Revelations: Variations on COLLAGE, Fuller Museum of Art;
Brockton, MA
Palimpsest, Fuller Museum of Art; Brockton, MA
The Figure: Another Side of Modernism from 1950 to the Present, New
house Center for Contemporary Art, Snug
Harbor Cultural Center; Staten Island, NY
2000 Annual Exhibition, DeCordova Museum & Sculpture Park; Lincoln,
MA
1999
Leroy Neiman Center for Prints and Drawings; Columbia University, NY
DNA Gallery; Province town, MA
Collectors Collect Contemporary 1990-1999, Institute of
Contemporary Art, Boston; Boston, MA
1998
Posing, Mills Gallery at Boston Center for the Arts; Boston,MA
Washington Arts Association; Washington Depot, CT
1997
Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition, Bakalar Gallery, Massachusetts
College of Art; Boston, MA
1996
Annual National Exhibition, National Art Gallery; Islamabad,Pakistan
Six Painters, Rohtas Gallery; Islamabad, Pakistan
Asar, Alhamra Art Gallery; Lahore, Pakistan
1995
Out of Pakistan, AMMARP Gallery; Boston, MA
AWARDS / FELLOWSHIPS / RESIDENCIES
2006
Maud Morgan Prize, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, MA
Joan Mitchell Foundation; Career opportunity grant; New York,
NY
2002
Central Michigan State University; Stephen L. Barstow
Artist in Residence; Mt. Pleasant, MI
McColl Center for Visual Arts; Artist in Residence; Charlotte, NC
2001
Canada Council for the Arts; Creation Production Grant for
Visual Arts; Canada
1999
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum; Boston, MA; Artist in
Residence
Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston; james and Audrey Foster
Prize; Boston, MA
BIBLIOGRAPHY
The Boston Globe, Review by Ken Johnson, November 30th, 2006, “A dream like glimpse of the cosmic and mundane”
The Nations, Article by Atteqa Ali, September 25, 2006, “New Platforms for Discussion, ,
India New England, Article by Meera Rajagopalan, May 15, 2006, “Miniature Artist Mixes Traditional
Skills, modern ideas”
Art News Magazine, Review by Lilly Wei, October 2005, “Ambreen Butt at Kustera Tilton Gallery”
Art Asia Pacific Magazine, Article by Atteqa Ali, Fall 2005 issue, “Impassioned Voices”
The New York Times, Art Review by Grace Glueck, July 8th 2005, “I Need a Hero”
India New England News, Article by Mark Pickering, May 1st 2003, “Art Exhibit Talks War, Gender, Independence”
The Boston Globe, Article by Cate Mcuaid, April 11th 2003, “A woman of Many Worlds”
Worcester Telegram, Article by Nancy Sheehan, March 23rd 2003, “Ambreen Butt: Finding a Voice Through Her Art”
Boston Herald; Article by Mary Sherman; August 25, 2002; “Small Worlds’ show intricacies of India”
The New York Times; Art Review by Holland Cotter; August 23, 2002; “Art Complex, Duxbury”
The Boston Globe; Article by Cate Mcuaid,; August 23, 2002; “Small Paintings offer a big picture of India”
Central Michigan Life; Article by Mellisa L. Grunow; April 10, 2002; "Identity on Display"
Boston Magazine; Article by Stephen Jermanok; February 2001 Issue; "Artists In Residence"
South End News; Article by Brigid Watson; November 25, 2001; "Exploring Identity: Artist Examines Tension Between East and West in New Series"
Boston Globe; Article by Cate McQuaid; November 10, 2001; "Painted Layers Reveal A Rich Self-Portrait"
Boston Globe; Article by Cate McQuaid; March 29, 2001; "In Lowell Exhibition: A Fusion of South Asian, American Cultures"
India New England News; Article by Martin DesMarais; March 2001; "Mass. Gallery Exhibits South Asian Artists"
The Sun (Lowell, MA); Article by Mary Sampas; February 27, 2001; "Brush Art Gallery Celebrates the Exotic Art of India"
The Boston Globe; Article by Christine Temin; September 14, 2000; "For the Love of Cod"
The Boston Globe; Article by Cate McQuaid; June28, 2000; "In Brockton: Embodiment of Change"
Boston Herald; Article by Mary Sherman; July 2, 2000; "Show Questions New York's Dominance"
The Boston Globe; Review by Cate McQuaid; June 23, 2000; "Disparate Solo Shows Strong at
DeCordova"
Art New England; Article by Denise Markonish, June/July 2000; "Defining a New Cultural Language"
Art India; Article by Karin Miller-Lewis; January 2000; "Recent Work by Artists of South Asian Descent in the USA"
Art New England; Review by Miles Unger; August/September 1999; "Bernard Toale Gallery/Boston -- Ambreen Butt: Works on Paper"
The Boston Globe; Review by Cate McQuaid; April 29th, 1999; "Miniature Myths"
The Boston Tab; Review by Gary Duehr; April 13th, 1999; "Global Art from Local Collections"
The Boston Globe; December 31st, 1998; Review for "Posing"
Art in America; Review by Ann Wilson Lloyd; May 1998; "Ambreen Butt at Bernard Toale"
Boston Herald; Article by Joanne Silver; December 19th, 1997; "Brush Strokes Free Painter from Her Constraints"
Graduate News, Mass. College of Art; Article by George Creamer; March 1998, "Bridging Gaps"
Voices; January 7th, 1998; "Young Talent Show at WAA"
The Art Scene; Review by Alice Tessier; January 1998; "The Show's the Reward for YoungTalent"
The Boston Globe; April 23rd, 1997; Joan Mitchell Foundation Award Announcement
Art in America; June 1997; "Awards"
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