Muheb Esmat is a curator, writer, and researcher currently based in New York. He holds an MA degree from the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College.
Past exhibitions, writings, and talks:
Aziz Hazara: It's Only Sound That Remains
The Birth of a Metropolis: Kabul's Urban Landscape in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Gham, Private Spheres, and Informal Support Systems: A Conversation with Hangama Amiri
Murals on Blast Walls: Legacies of an occupation built on shifting truths
Imaging War: Drones from the Ground
Modern Kabul: Legacies of Polish Architects in Afghanistan
A long way to go: Afghanistan National Gallery
In Conversation with Hangama Amiri and Muheb Esmat | COOPER COLE
Beyond the Studio: Hangama Amiri & Muheb Esmat
Fragile Facades: Illusions of Change in Kabul’s Contemporary Architecture
Generation Livestream and Virtual Afghan Sphere
Technologies of Vision:A Conversation with Artist Aziz Hazara and Curator Muheb Esmat
No End in Sight, CCS Bard
Art as a language of understanding, King's Academy
Kabul, Dali and a new wave of graffiti
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