Over the last two decades, Nasreen's artwork has been consistently featured in a variety of exhibitions. To name only a few, her art has been exhibited in shows at the Schombourg Gallery, the Brentwood Art Center, the Carol Behrman Gallery, and various other art presentations sponsored by the Pacific Asia Museum and the NISWA. Nasreen's work and persona is also a topic of interest to both domestic and foreign publications; she has been featured on the pages of Pakistan Today ("An Artist with a Cause" and "Haroon's Work at Pacific Asia Museum's Art Exhibition"), the Santa Monica Mirror ("Palm Attitudes"), the Pakistan Link ("Haroon's Exhibition a Gala Success") and Zarposh magazine ("Work of Art: The Santa Monica Home of Nasreen Haroon Captures the Creativity and Warmth of its Owners").

Nasreen's paintings literally hang around the world. An invited participant in the "Art in Embassies" program, an initiative designed to rotate fine art in U.S. embassies throughout the world, Nasreen's paintings have been featured in embassies in Pakistan, Senegal and the UAE, among other locations. Nasreen was also invited to the White House by First Lady Laura Bush as a selected, honored artist for the "Art in Embassies" program reception.

 

Nasreen's paintings were also selected for inclusion by the Getty-USC Journalist Fellowship Program (whose primary leaders include David Hockney and Peter Sellars, among other acclaimed individuals). Further, Nasreen was extended an invitation to speak on Islamic Art Day (2004) at LACMA through the Getty-USC program, where she lectured on her paintings and provided commentary on various comparative religion topics of interest.

 

A philanthropist first and foremost, Nasreen's work has also shown in benefit exhibitions for New Horizon and Human Rights Watch, among other charities and philanthropies.