Clap Clap, I Approve
Against intensely colored, jewel bright tones, old, grizzled men serenade each other with musical instruments, indulge in battle, drape themselves in [...]
An Uncanny Simplicity
Arthur C. Danto, as he ruminates over the definition of art in “What Art is” talks about the importance of embodied meanings in art and goes on to cri [...]
Prophesies
In 1913, Umberto Boccioni contributed to the movement of Futurism with his ‘Dynamism of a Cyclist’, a painting of blue tones and a few others, capturi [...]
LOOKING AT PARTICULAR CASES
Boris Groys is an exceptional writer, because more than being an author, he is a thinker, of highest order. Even though most of his work is in the rea [...]
Letter from the Editor in Chief
As I welcome our readers to our September Issue, my heart is heavy with the devastating loss of a brilliant artistic mind that the Pakistani art world [...]
We ate the birds
Considering that mankind has only been on this earth for 200,000 years, and civilization dates back only about 6000 years, the amount of havoc we have [...]
A Tribute to Pakistan
As a child we fumbled in the pure delight of coloring outside the lines, a stroke of red lavishly trudging along the surface of th [...]
Saira Sheikh – Obituary
Saira Sheikh (1975-2017) - Her beautiful smile and gleaming eyes are alive forever. She was her own woman; radiant, intelligent and grace [...]
Letter From The Editor
When we look back at the seventy years of independence in the South Asia today, we realise how time travels in a region that is proud of being heir to [...]
REREADING REENA KALLAT
Normally the good piece of poetry is described as a verse that cannot be translated. Because unlike prose that can easily converted into another langu [...]