
Something else…
Art has always been about having a ‘subject’ and a ‘visual’, in fact it has rather been dependent upon the two solely. But over the course of years, c [...]

Letter from the Editor
From caves to skyscrapers, human being is in the need of extending his body in to space. A house, regardless of its scale, design, material, [...]

the soul breathes differently
Natasha Malik's current body of artworks is the next phase in her journey of exploration. She delves into a deep, personal archive of memories and mem [...]

Azadi
As the celebrations of the Independence Day were in full swing, Art Citi geared up to celebrate the Independence Day by holding an art exhibition to c [...]

Distance between Two Points
The economic and social shifts of the modern world bring with it the rapid development of major metropolitan centers, creating cities that a [...]

The Inordinate Law of Crystals
In a world where identity is marred by facades, deception of what is and isn’t, arbitrary social constructs, judgment, it is easy to lose one’s inner [...]

Ankahi – an untold story
During small breaks at work I usually scroll on social media to keep an eye on the up-coming art shows in Karachi, Lahore or elsewhere to tag my colle [...]
In conversation with Naiza Khan on her participation in the 9th Asia Pacific Triennial and more.
Living and working between Karachi and London, Pakistani born artist, Naiza Khan received her formal training from the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fi [...]

Once Forgotton
With societies in constant motion and fresher trends hitting the scene ever so frequently, it is an unspoken fact that present day cultural tropes wil [...]

The Camera as Witness
Most technological advances that are of potential use in war are typically tested in prior situations. Photography, on the other hand, has h [...]