Dr. Sania Siraj is a lecturer, curator, heritage scholar, and public humanities professional whose
work bridges the art of South Asia, museum interpretation, cultural heritage, and community
engagement. Trained in both Art & Design and Archaeology, she combines scholarly research
with exhibition development, visual storytelling, and audience-centered cultural programming.
Her curatorial practice explores how collections, heritage sites, and visual culture can promote
dialogue across communities while connecting historical narratives with contemporary social
concerns. Through exhibitions, public programs, and international collaborations, she has
developed innovative approaches to heritage interpretation, climate communication, women’s
cultural leadership, and the public understanding of South Asian art.