Naiza Khan represents Pakistan at the Venice Biennale 2019
by Simone WilleWith her solo exhibition Manora Field Notes, the multidisciplinary artist presents her work in the …
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The Ghosts of Past and Future: Pakistan in Venice
by Saira AnsariPakistan Pavilion marked its debut at the 58th edition of the Venice Biennale with Manora: …
PHOTO ESSAY
Manora Field Notes, Naiza Khan
by Pavilion of PakistanWorks in the first gallery respond to an archival weather report from 1939 – …
PROFILES
Karachi to Venice: In conversation with Naiza Khan
by ArtNow PakistanArtNow: As this was the first year Pakistan participated in the Venice Art Biennale, …
In conversation with Zahra Khan, curator of the Pakistan Pavilion
by ArtNow PakistanArtNow: The relationship between curator and artist is a unique personal and professional one. What …
JAMAL SHAH AND THE VENICE BIENNALE
by Zohreen MurtazaErnst Fischer in his book “The Necessity of Art” writes that the function of …
REVIEWS
Book Review | NAIZA KHAN
by Fatima Ghulam“Cautiously one approaches Naiza Khan’s artistic practices, reflecting on its many strands, over several …
Brian Fahlstrom at Reflex Amsterdam
by Shireen Ikramullah KhanAmerican painter Brian Fahlstrom’s pictorial work at the Reflex Gallery in Amsterdam portray illusory …
Water and Colour
by Koonj SayedLandscape painting and botanical studies are the common subjects found in watercolour paintings and …
When a place becomes
by Numair AbbasiThere seems to be no other word from the overly discredited nostalgia for the …
A Collective Dream: One Night Stand/Coup d’un soir
by John McCarryOn May 13, 2019, Amin Gulgee curated an exhibition of performance art featuring …
If You Have A Garden In Your Library
by Sara YawarAAN Gandhara Art space opened a show titled If You Have A Garden In Your …
HOMAGE TO JAMIL NAQSH
“For as long as we are, we’re always somewhere else. Feet are always somewhere, whether …
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