Lala Rukh: A Visual Synopsis
by Sehr Jalil Raja
This is Lahore, 1982, and a group of fifteen jovial women pose for the camera – 1982: General Zia ul-Haq’s regime, i.e., the time [...]
And Nothing But The Truth
Honesty, freedom, fearlessness: such words are gospel for an artist in an age where our local and global sociopolitics influence these notions. It is [...]
Making the Meaning of Art
Installation art is difficult to describe. It is created at a specific space and is constructed incorporating materials or physical features of a site [...]
The Science of Taking a Walk
The Science of Taking a Walk: Navigating / Re-,navigating - Forming Trajectories' opened Thursday 21st May at Gandhara-Art Space. The show, curated by [...]
Benumbed by Sajid Khan
Two little shalwar kameez-clad children run hand-in-hand atop the green, lush mountains that stretch afar. The sky is blue and covered with a blanket [...]
The Mom Series
The Mom Series explores influences of culture and identity. The mothers I photograph, including myself, come from places all around the world. Some ar [...]
My Kolachi
The Exhibitions Programme at Asia House is dedicated to engaging in a dialogue with artists who take as their starting point a discourse on their tran [...]
June 2015 Feminism Now
Madiha Hyder, Listen to Your Heart, Oil on canvas, 30 x 42 inches, 2015 [...]
Women and Recent Art: Some Thoughts
The contribution of women artists or the nature of women's art, in a broad discussion, could comprise many stories of celebration, resilience, resista [...]
Guerrilla Girls: Feminist Art, Then and Now
It seems like a hundred years ago that the question “Why have there been no great women artists?” was posed by Linda Nochlin in her essay of the same [...]