Anila Quayyum Agha: Interwoven is a deeply moving and visually stunning experience. Her ability to merge cultural, spiritual, and historical references into immersive installations is truly powerful. By drawing from sources like the intricate Islamic architecture of the Alhambra, the ornate beauty of medieval Venice, and the ethereal qualities of the American Light and Space movement, she creates spaces that invite both awe and introspection.

Her work often uses light and shadow to transform space, turning galleries into sacred, contemplative environments. The themes she explores—especially around the roles of women, spirituality, and cultural hybridity—resonate across time and geography, making her art both personal and universal. Join us for this special talk with the artist as she talks about her art and experiences.

Support for this program was provided by the Mary Louise Putman Endowment

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