Education
- 1958-62, National Diploma in Fine Art; National College of Arts - Lahore, Pakistan
- 1966-67, Post graduate studies: Hornsey College of Art, London
- 1968-69, post graduate studies: Royal College of Arts, London;
- 1987 -89, post doctoral studies: Fulbright Research Fellowship at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music; Religion and the Arts, Yale University, USA and at Yale School of Arts and Architecture, Yale University.
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