Farah Mohammad
Bio: Farah Mohammad is a Pakistani printmaker and installation artist based in NYC. Some of her most recent works have been woodcuts, screen prints, monotypes, and etchings of architectural structures that symbolize resilience. She draws inspiration from urban spaces undergoing change. Through her work she creates a visual reality, where her past and present, her Pakistani and American identities can all coexist.
Farah received her BA from Bennington College and MFA from Columbia University. Her exhibition highlights include International Print Center New York (IPCNY), The Jewish Museum, The Wallach Art Gallery, Field Projects (NYC), and Local Project Art Space (LIC, NY). She was recently the recipient of The Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Robert Blackburn Printmaking Award (2021), Lucas T. Carlson Grant at Columbia University (2020), and IPCNY's Coursework Award (2020).
www.farahmohammadart.com
Instagram: @famojee
Thesis Exhibition
L to R: Chaos and Longing, (96" x 120," Acrylic and Gouache on printed Tyvec, 2021); Unfettering, (96" x 108," Woodcut Prints on Silk, 2021)
First Year Exhibition
Dictator Lover, (52 x 64 1/2 x 14 in, Woodcut prints on Kitikata paper hand-stitched with French linen thread, metal, 2021)
Open Studios
