Imtiaz Dharker is a poet, artist, and video filmmaker from the United Kingdom. She was named Chancellor of Newcastle University in January 2020 after receiving the Queen's Gold Medal for her English poetry. She has been described as "the UK's first female Muslim Nobel Prize winner" and also holds multiple awards herself including the David Lodge Award and the Ted Hughes Award. Her work focuses on themes such as exile, loss, and love. Have a look at our collection of Imtiaz Dharker portraits below: Here are some of Imtiaz Dharker's most notable works: Lament for a Dead City (1994)- This poem is about the Bosnian city of Sarajevo which was destroyed during the Bosnian War. It was published in her collection of poems The Book of Memory. The Last Message (1996) - This short film is based on the final message sent by Osama Bin Laden before he was killed by US forces in 2011. The message was originally broadcast on Al Jazeera but we have edited it down to just under five minutes in order to preserve its urgency.