Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red
Every year on the 11th of November at 11 o’clock, every single person in the United Kingdom stops whatever they are doing to remember the members of t [...]
An Unfamiliar Space: Studio Visit to the 7th Taaza Tareen Residency
It was only in the fourth and last week of the residency that I got a chance to visit the resident artists of 'Read and Respond’, the 7th Taaza Tareen [...]
Lost in Transition | Beijing
Amean J. is an acclaimed photographer whose work and name have been featured in publications like The New Yorker, Colors, Herald, Newsline and books s [...]
The Critique of Institutions: A Not-So-Helpful Guide To Life After Art School
The discussion often arises, particularly at this time of the year where colleges and universities wrap up their academic year and degrees are handed [...]
On Art and Labour: Dilemmas of the Emerging Artist
From the very beginning, artists are trained and expected to sacrifice everything for their art, including their own self-interest. Emerging artists a [...]
In Conversation with Ambereen Karamat
Ambreen Karamat has recently established White Turban, a company that deals with Pakistani art and promotes it in the country and internationally. Kar [...]
Rasheed Araeen
Rasheed Araeen, born in 1935, is a London-based conceptual artist, writer, and curator. He graduated with a degree in civil engineering from the Unive [...]
Editorial
For many, four years of training in the visual arts at an art institute, are spent as if being inside a dream; in which – like every other dream, all [...]
Editorial January 2015
One of the interesting events I went to in 2014 was attending Dreamscape at Amin Gulgee Gallery. A spectacle like no other, the show was an evening of [...]