To See, or Not to See
In a world where all that exists is competition, how will you prove yourself just as worthy of being remembered? Such is the predicament of Kiran Sale [...]
Between Past and Present Tense
Archiving, whether personal or official is undeniably the most common means to secure historical knowledge. It is collected, observed and – if needed [...]
14th Emerging Talent Show at VM Art Gallery
With 153 pieces from 20 universities at the 14th Emerging Talent show at VM gallery this year, it was easy for many of the works to get lost [...]
The Mythology of Monuments
Driving towards Nishan-e-Pakistan –a newly inaugurated "national solidarity monument" – a series of new adverts along Sea View road catches my eye. [...]
Moeen Faruqi
As part of ‘Drawing Documents’ a four part series examining the multifaceted qualities in drawing, Moeen Faruqi’s exhibition ‘Other Selves’ was the se [...]
I (Heart) New York
Frank Sinatra and his vagabond shoes were longing to stray, right through the very heart of it. Now I know why. Granted a four-day stint in New York i [...]
Monuments to the Mind
Making monuments is as much a mental act as it is a physical one. The bulk of monumentalising occurs in the mind, even if it is physical and calculabl [...]
Shab-O-Roz
Fahim Rao's recent works at Koel allows for the tangible to convulse into the insatiable. He reminisces anecdotes of childhood naiveté. His installati [...]
Letter from Editor in Chief
May tends to be an exciting month for the art scene with the summers around the corner, stimulating exhibitions offering a plethora of artworks from t [...]
Prescriptions
Despite our daily experience of reading in the digital realm, people continue to value the physical book: it’s tactile nature gives for a peculiarly i [...]