Nadia Hlibka has been exhibiting nationally for over 25 years. A professional calligrapher, graphic designer and fine artist, her artwork blends many diverse international cultural histories, languages and styles. This includes work done for the Middle East Studies Association; the University of Arizona Center for Middle Eastern Studies; the Fletcher School of Diplomacy, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst; the Watson Institute at Brown University, the American University in Beirut; the American Institute of Maghribi Studies; Tufts University; and the National Association of Art Educators.

She graduated with a BFA, magna cum laude from the Maryland Institute, College of Art (Baltimore, Maryland 1985) and an MFA from the University of Arizona in painting (1988). She belongs to many arts organizations including: the Society of Layerists in Multi Media (SLMM, full juried member), Calligraphic Society of Arizona (CSA), honorary member of the Collage Association of Southern Arizona (CASA), the Association of the Calligraphic Arts and a member of the National Collage Society. She has taught workshops and presented slide lectures on various topics for the Collage Society of Southern Arizona (CASA), the Calligraphic Society of Arizona, Paperworks, the Southern Arizona Scribes (SAS) and La Liga del Arte (San Carlos, Mexico). Her work is included in the SITES traveling exhibition program of the Smithsonian Institution. Ms. Hlibka was a featured artist in Somerset Studio Magazine and has been in many of the juried annuals of the Letter Arts Review. Ms. Hlibka is represented by the Vision Gallery in Chandler, Arizona, and Bohemia in Tucson.