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Faiza Khan
Faiza Khan (née Ayub) is a Pakistani visual artist, curator and activist, born in Abbottabad, Pakistan in August 1975. She is an expressionist and abstract oil painter, combining social-political issues and complex human emotions in her creative evolution. Khan's work has been exhibited in Pakistan and the United States of America.〔Report in The News, leading newspaper of Pakistan, on Sunday, 24 May 2009. Article titled as 'Showcasing Human Emotions in Luminous Colors', p. 1〕
==Early life==
Khan is the first child of Prof. Ayub Sabir and Shirin Ayub. Her father taught at the Government College of Abbottabad, who wrote several books and essays pertaining to the Pakistani poet and philosopher, Allama Iqbal.〔Latest of many books published is "Kalam e Iqbal per fanni Eitrazat" by Prof. Doctor Ayub Sabir, published by Poorab Academy, first Edition March 2012, p. 2.〕 Dr. Ayub Sabir has also been awarded the Presidents Award of Pride of Performance by the govt. of Pakistan on 23 March 2006, ceremony held at Governor house, Khyber Pakhtunkha, Pakistan. Khan's mother, also an artist, gave up visual art after marriage to raise Faiza along with her two brothers. Khan had revealed a passion to draw and paint as early as five years old, however, she did not receive formal artistic training until later years. She studied at Army Burn Hall College Abbottabad from class prep (1980) up to higher secondary level (1993).
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