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About Humera Ali
who we are
Humera Ali is a Bangalore based artist, who has studied in reputed institutions of Bishop Cottons Girls High School, Bangalore for her schooling, and continued her ISC in the same institution. She then pursued a graduation at Mount Carmel College , where she chose literature, psychology and economics as her subjects in B.A degree.
She wanted to be a journalist but life took another turn and she out of her strong views, tried to express her thoughts through abstraction in art. She is a self taught passion driven artist, who was later mentored by legendary artist JMS Mani .She is a strong advocate of conservation of environment and her artworks try to convey her language of abstraction to art patrons through her bold strokes of expression . Her collections are now adorning in South Carolina, USA, Sydney, Dubai, Singapore and Canada. Her works are also bought by Bangalore based architects for interiors and hotels for their projects. Her artwork is also a collection of a private museum. She has showcased her artworks in a variety of shows Nationally and in International Art Forum.
She has also done CSR activities by giving Art Therapy to children with chronic illnesses such as liver transplants ,at Aster CMI hospital Bangalore, in giving them a healing touch and helping in their treatments through art, and also done wall murals for revamping a slum classroom for poor children in a remote school on the outskirts of Bangalore.
Humera Ali is a visual artist based out of Bangalore, who is an informal artist who is passionately driven .she primarily works on acrylics and water colors as her medium of expression through conveying her concerns of environmental conservation through abstraction in her art. She has been very active in the art scene here in Bangalore, showcasing her works across different art galleries and has also taken her works across geographical borders in international art market. She has also exhibited her works at the prestigious Carrousel du Louvre at Paris Art Fair 2023. Her ability to eloquently execute her visions onto the canvas in a deeper level has got art collectors to invest in her art. each painting created is exclusive in nature. she also creates conceptual artworks studying the clients thought process by giving a touch of her vision and executing it. her paintings are owned by individuals who value and appreciates the aesthetics of art.
How we started
Exhibitions:
She has participated in different variety of art shows and exhibition which are as follows:
- Online group show “celebrating the spirit of womanhood” , 8th march to 22nd march 2021, Mumbai.
- Online group art show “Discover the Undiscovered“, at The American Club, Singapore, 8th January to 4th March 2021.
- Online group show “ Festival of colors” , 25th October 2020, Dubai
- Group Show at Singapore, at ION Gallery , titled ‘’ If Walls Could Speak ‘’, February 1st to 11th , 2020
- Solo exhibition “Waves Of Imagination “ is at MKF Museum of Art, Bangalore from 30th November 2019 to 18th December 2019.
- Exhibited at World Art Dubai, at Dubai World Trade centre ,April 2019
- Group show at 8th All India Women Artists Contemporary Art exhibition held on 16th April 2019 at Punjab university, Chandigarh
- Solo show at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath ,on” Conservation of Environment “ December 2018
- Group show at Rangoli Metro, Art for charity show, Bangalore ,September 2018
- Exhibited at World Art Dubai, at Dubai World Trade Centre ,April 2018
- Group show at Venkatappa art gallery , “FUZON “Bangalore, February 2018
- Group show at Art Houz gallery ,”ART FUSION “ Bangalore , October 2017
- International group show at Budapest,” DANUBE-GANGES “Hungary,September 2017
- All India painting competition ,”PAINT MY THOUGHTS “ Delhi, April 2017
- Group show with Spandan international” RHYTHM OF COLOURS “ at Karnataka Chitrakala Praishath, May 2017
Waves of Imagination by Humera Ali
Bangalore based artist Humera Ali presents her recent body of works in her second solo show at MKF Museum of Art. Employing abstraction as a tool to convey her concerns for nature and its conservation, Humera depicts landscapes as large expanses of textured colour fields. She says, “Unleashing years of latent creativity, the show is oriented from my love for nature that transforms my rendition in a natural leaning towards abstraction.”