This book presents a biographical account of the life of Ali Imam who held a unique, unchallenged position in Karachi as an artist, teacher, and owner of Indus Gallery. He spent eleven formative years in London, returing to Pakistan in 1967 to become a key figure in art circles. A keen historian and collector of antiquities, from 1967 until his death he was in demand throughout the country as a lecturer of diverse art related issues. His sole aim was to promote artists, create a public awareness about art and educate art collectors.
Onsite
English
2003
96
1
artist monograph
Origins
School Days
The Marxist
Lahore - The Centre of Art Activity
The Artist in London
Comment by G.M. Butcher
The Years of Teaching
1971 - The Indus Gallery
'I am not so angry these days'
Making the Artists Think
Ali Imam: Man of the Arts
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