
Editorial Cartoon, 10 July 2018
Cartoons

Exploring life, society and human emotion through paintings and cartoons shaped in a warm, collector-grade studio atmosphere.
A glimpse of my creative world.

Cartoons

Cityscapes

Portraits

Symbolic Paintings
Born in a small city in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sabir Nazar began learning painting and drawing from his father before he could tie his shoelaces. He later left architecture in his third year and joined Fine Arts at the National College of Arts.
His paintings revolve around socio-political commentary with indigenous symbolism, and his work has appeared in several solo and group exhibitions. His watercolors were selected for the International Watercolor Masters show in 2022 and the National Watercolor Exhibition in May 2021.
Alongside his studio practice, he has worked as an editorial cartoonist for The Friday Times, Express Tribune and Independent Urdu Pakistan, and has contributed to rights organizations including HRCP Pakistan, IRC Lahore, UNDP, CWS, ActionAid, AASHA, DCHD, Oxfam and UNICEF.
His recognitions include the Editor's Pick award at the South Asian cartoonists' conference in Nepal, a painting award from the Punjab Artists Association in Lahore in 2019, and a 2014 fellowship at the National Endowment for Democracy, where he also showcased his cartoons at AAEC in San Francisco.
Recognition
Selected awards and fellowships anchor the artist's wider public profile.
Editorial Practice
The Friday Times (1991), Express Tribune (2013), Independent Urdu Pakistan (2018)
Recognition
Editor's Pick in Nepal, NED fellowship in 2014, Punjab Artists Association award in 2019
TEDx FC College
A public talk included here to bring the artist's voice directly into the section, alongside the studio and archive record.

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