Hammad Nasar is a London-based curator, gallerist and writer. He is a co-founder of the arts organization Green Cardamom, and the arts advisory firm Asal Partners. He was a Fellow of the Clore Leadership Programme for 2006-07, Research Fellow at Goldsmith College and Arts Director for the UK’s Festival of Muslim Cultures (2006-07). He has lectured at, curated exhibitions for and contributed to public programs at numerous institutions internationally, including: the Asia Art Archive (Hong Kong); the British Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, Tate Britain, the Royal Geographical Society, SOAS and the Victoria & Albert Museum (UK); Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum and Yale University (US); the National College of the Arts and the Indus Valley Art School (Pakistan).

Current projects Nasar is involved with include Safavids Revisited at the British Museum, and Where Three Dreams Cross at the Whitechapel Gallery. His ongoing curatorial projects include Lines of Control: Partition as a Productive Space and Mashq: Repetition, Meditation, Mediation. Prior to entering the art world, Hammad worked as a strategy consultant and investment banker.