Zainab Zeb

Zainab Zeb Khan is a visual artist, activist and humanitarian. She works proactively to address global social justice issues to remove barriers that people face because of gender, age, race, ethnicity, religion, culture or disability. She creates statement pieces that are influenced by history and current affairs. Zainab's works have been featured internationally. Past exhibitions and projects have been with International Museum of Women; Galleries HQ; Jackson Junge Gallery; Arterie Fine Arts; Women's Caucus of Arts. She is actively involved with the UN and non-profit organizations that primarily work to end gender disparity. She holds a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Psychology from Loyola University Chicago.

Artist Statement: I create art that shows the truth. Nothing more. Nothing less. I lend my voice and art towards multiple platforms and organizations to instill change. I am fascinated by the various facets of consciousness. I love to explore latency, question the irrational, and challenge the taboo. Art to me is a metaphorical representation of what is, can, and will be. I create pieces to connect the human psyche with the soul. I am inspired by everything that my brain processes and my heart absorbs.

.Zeb.Khan

"Muslima": International Museum of Women
"O Good Lord": Jackson Junge Gallery
"Hypocrisy": Arterie Fine Arts Gallery
“Refuge of Violence”: Group Exhibition, 2013, Ribcage Gallery, IL
“Twittr Art Exhibition”: Group Exhibition, 2013 City Arts Factor Orlando, FL
“More Than Words”: Solo Exhibition, 2014 Elgin Fine Arts Showcase
"100 Women, 100 Artworks", IWD Women's Art Initiative