Butt’s work has been exhibited widely internationally and has been included in notable events, such as Art Dubai, Hong Kong Art Fair and the Venice Biennale. The artist was awarded the Berger Gold Metal for Outstanding Student of the Year at the National College of Arts Lahore and the UNESCO-Ashberg Bursary Award. In addition, Butt was nominated for the Jameel Prize (2013) and was a finalist for the Sovereign Art Prize (2009). Her work is held in public and private collections worldwide. She is represented by Rossi & Rossi, London.
Art Radar caught up with the artist to learn more about the images and topics that drive her work and how growing up under General Zia’s regime and living in London post-9/11 has shaped the themes and techniques that she employs.
