Tahia Farhin Haque

12/05/2024

04/11/2022

Fabric Under My Skin is a collaboration between Birmingham-based artist Shaheen Ahmed, Bangladesh-based artist and visual artist and photographer Tahia Farhin Haque and Lahore-based visual artist Saba Khan, that seeks to understand transnational movements, migrations and friendship of artists.
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​The trio consolidated the archives from their respective locations to map out movement of ideas, friendships and conversations. This led to an understanding of a larger narrative between the regions through a selection of past and current artists and educators.
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​Explore the Mapping Memory Instagram page and website to see the results of the project, including digital artworks and various visual representations of their research. 👁

https://www.mappingmemory.uk/
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​Fabric Under My Skin is part of Transforming Narratives, an international programme that links creative practitioners and organisations in Birmingham, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The programme aims to create a platform for new and emerging artistic voices, leading to meaningful and long-lasting relationships between the three spaces.

14/09/2022

Tahia Farhin Haque was featured in the daily
Business Standard.

-Tahia’s media art, Birth of Intelligence, was exhibited at the group show ‘Late at Tate’, by Tate Britain in London, on 2 September.

To read the article :

https://www.tbsnews.net/splash/tahia-farhin-haque-art-has-no-words-it-can-give-one-voice-495178

03/09/2022

Tahia Farhin Haque's artwork was exhibited at the Tate . Her artwork was projected onto the great Henry Moore gallery wall at the Tate Britain.

She created this piece - titled 'Birth Of Intelligence ' - for Tate Collective open call, with the given theme being 'cyborg futures'. Her artwork is a mixed media art made through painting and collage inspired by the life cycle, starting from biological microlevel microorganisms to the level of machine made intelligence, that is omnipresent now.

It was a nice to see everyone's artwork on the theme.

02.09.2020
Tate Britain
Late at Tate, Cyborg Futures.

15/03/2022

Tahia Farhin Haque has been featured by the prestigious
New Zealand High Commission to India, Bangladesh & Nepal .
She is their international change-maker.