Art for a Cause
This project, bravely initiated by the Italian Friends of The Citizens Foundation (IFTCF) here in Milan, is exceptionally refreshing. So much more tha [...]
Letter from the Editor-in-Chief
A new month brings with it another exciting issue of ArtNow, and I would like to welcome my readers to peruse through “Zones of Conflict” wh [...]
RETROSPECTIVE: Anna Molka Ahmed, One of Pakistan’s Early Art Pioneers
Anna Molka Ahmed was the first art teacher in Pakistan to take her students outdoors to paint their surroundings. Her own work, thick impast [...]
A trickle of water
Water has been held as sacred in all of the world’s major religions; from the immersion ritual of Judaism, the Christian baptism, the Islamic wazoo (a [...]
CONFLICT | INVESTIGATION | REPRESENTATION
A town in the province of Biscay in the Basque Country in Spain, Guernica was seen as the northern bastion of the Republican resistance move [...]
Letter from the Editor
Zones of conflict not only exist outside but these reside within us too. Each day a person starts life facing multiple options. Imposed by others as w [...]
Juxtaposed Femininity
The exhibit Juxtaposed Femininity displayed at My Art World on the 16th of August, 2018 reveals some of the many facets of being a woman. The group sh [...]
Studio Drift at the Stedelijk Museum
Lonneke Gordjin and Ralph Nauta, the Dutch duo who work under the name Studio Drift are known for complex and multi-faceted works that fuse [...]
Being Pakistani: Society, Culture and the Arts
Raza Rumi, over the course of his impressive career spanning journalism, pedagogy, and political and economic analysis, has pored over and w [...]
Ever Let the Fancy Roam
Growing up in a culture such as Pakistan where oral traditions, folklore, storytelling have been and still are prevalent, it is not difficult to under [...]