Dawani Art Gallery - Untitled by Masood Kohari - KOHA-01

Masood Kohari, born in 1939 in Pakistan, is a multidisciplinary artist known for his expressive and experimental approach to painting. Emerging from Karachi's dynamic 1960s art scene, Kohari quickly gained recognition for his distinctive visual language that blends figuration with abstract forms. In 1970, he moved to Europe, where he studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and exhibited at "Galerie Simone Badinier." After completing his studies, he settled in Auffay, France, dedicating himself to his painting practice. Kohari's work reflects a deep engagement with both personal narratives and broader cultural themes, earning him a significant place in the contemporary art landscape in Pakistan and internationally.

Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 1986

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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