In memory of

Lubna Agha

2 February 1949 — 6 May 2012

Boston

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Lubna Agha was a Pakistani-American painter and graphic designer. A 1967 graduate of the Karachi School of Art, she was among the first women in Pakistan to exhibit non-figurative abstract painting, coming to prominence in the early 1970s with her "White" series. After emigrating to the United States in 1981 she continued to exhibit in California, Massachusetts, and Pakistan, and in the 2000s developed a body of dot-pattern paintings on canvas and wood inspired by Islamic architecture she encountered in Morocco and Turkey.

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