Lala Rukh (1948–2017) was an artist, activist, and teacher whose work spanned a wide range of art forms, including drawing, screen printing, photography, and digital animation. Her practice reflected not only her political and feminist activism in Pakistan but also her deep interest in nature and calligraphy. Hindustani classical music also played an important role in her practice; she grew up in close association with the All-Pakistan Music Conference, established in 1959 by her father, Hayat Ahmad Khan. Lala Rukh received an MFA from Punjab University (1970) and an MFA from the University of Chicago (1976). She taught for 30 years at Punjab University’s Department of Fine Art and the...