Exhibitions  /  Khadim Ali
‘Bukhara Biennial: Recipes for Broken Hearts’

Sep 5 – Nov 20, 2025 Bukhara, Uzbekistan

Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 1 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 2 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 3 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 4 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 5 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 6 / 7
Khadim Ali, Healer of Broken Hearts, 2024-25, hand and machine embroider on dyed ink fabric. Installation view, Bukhara Biennial, 2025. Photo Courtesy of Adrien Dirand and Art and Culture Development Foundation 7 / 7

The 2025 Bukhara Biennial has opened in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, featuring Khadim Ali's new installation Healer of Broken Hearts.

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body.

More information is available here.

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