Dawani Art Gallery - Politicians by Abdul Rahim Nagori - ABRA-01

Dawani Art Gallery - Politicians by Abdul Rahim Nagori - ABRA-01

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Abdul Rahim Nagori, born in 1939 in Junagarh and passed away on January 14, 2011, was a pioneering Pakistani painter renowned for his vibrant and incisive socio-political themed artworks. Educated at the University of Punjab in Lahore, Nagori later established and led the Fine Arts Department at the University of Sindh in Jamshoro, profoundly influencing the art scene in Pakistan. Nagori’s paintings are celebrated for their bold use of color and commanding symbolic imagery, often addressing themes such as autocracy, violence, and societal injustices. His work, deeply rooted in the socio-political landscape of Pakistan, sought to challenge and provoke public discourse on critical issues, making him Pakistan’s first and most radical socio-political painter. His notable exhibitions, such as the ‘Anti-Militarism and Violence’ in 1982, were often censored due to their provocative content but succeeded in rallying journalistic and public support. Awarded the President's Pride of Performance shortly before his death in 2010, Nagori's legacy as a critical voice in Pakistani art continues to inspire and challenge viewers, cementing his place as a crucial figure in the narrative of Pakistan’s art history.

Medium: Oil on Board
Year: 2002

Dawani Art Gallery is a Toronto-based online gallery founded by architect and passionate art collector Murlidhar Dawani, dedicated to showcasing South Asian art and celebrating the cultural heritage of Pakistan, India, and the region. The gallery offers a meticulously curated selection of art, prints, and sculptures from leading Pakistani artists, Indian artists, and global creatives, bridging the gap between contemporary and traditional art. With works by Anwar Saeed, Jamil Naqsh, Tassaduq Sohail, Nagori, Colin David, and Bashir Mirza, Dawani Art Gallery presents an inspiring collection that reflects South Asia's diverse artistic expressions and stories.

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