
Editorial
For whom do we paint? This is a question that engages and haunts artists; and perhaps each new work is (fortunately) an unsuccessful attempt to answer [...]
TalhaRathore’s recent collection at Chawkandi Gallery
Within the scope of traditional commissioned miniatures, much of the paintings shared a poignant dialogue or narration with the viewers. The eclipse o [...]

Mehmood Hassan Rumi: A Retrospective
Many eyes meet yours, evade yours, seek out distance and yet, are unquestionably aware of yours as you walk into Mehmood Hassan Rumi’s retrospective a [...]

Ascension: New Works By Sana Arjumand
Sana Arjumand had a busy 2013, with exhibition in Sydney, Karachi, Dubai and Mumbai, but the talented Islamabad-based artist has already come out with [...]

The Jameel Prize
In her 1991 study of the history of Islamic art, British scholar and curator Barbara Brend made the following observations about its potential meaning [...]

Lights, Camera, Smile!
it is a familiar scene. An exhibition is opening. Another in the turnover of exhibition openings, and openings, and openings. Friends, patrons, and co [...]

Safarnama
At the peak of Islamic power, armies from Arabia traveled across what would later become the Islamicate world. In their conquest, numerous diverse cul [...]

In Conversation with Imran Mir
Haajra Haider Karrar: When did you realize your interest in art? What made you decide to pursue Communication Design instead of Fine Art?Imran Mir [...]

Art: A Photographic Paradise
Art and its space have always amused me. I am obsessed about people and their environment. The gallery or the art space is a good hunting ground for i [...]

The Art of Painting: Fatima Munir
The Art of Painting, also known as The Allegory of Painting was painted by Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer in the 17th century. The painting depicts th [...]