Art Memory
The Russian-American writer Vladimir Nabokov is known for his habit of gathering butterflies. A passion that may not have any apparent link to hi [...]
Usaydh Agha and Contemporary Classism
Usaydh Agha recently participated in the four-person show called ‘The Geography of Memory’ at Canvas Gallery. He exhibited three large-sized canv [...]
Sonic Currents at Colomboscope 2026: In Conversation with Hajra Haider Karrar
Apart from economic value and generating art discourse, global and international art festivals have the potential to help revitalize city spaces. [...]
Wardah Shabbir at the 61st edition of Venice Biennale
Wardha Shabbir is participating in the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, titled In Minor Keys, a major exhibition conceive [...]
Creative Cartography of the Twin Cities
The dualistic landscape of the twin cities, comprising the sterile, meticulously planned grid of Islamabad and the storied, palimpsestic sprawl o [...]
From Dot to Trace
The importance of drawing is essential and ever-present in the artistic creation process, and that's why it is rather hard to define it. In his 1 [...]
May Issue
Welcome to the May issue. This issue brings together a wide spectrum of voices, practices and perspectives that continue to shape the contemporar [...]
The Journey of a Practice
A visual journey through the evolving practice of Wardha Shabbir, tracing the depth, patience, and continuity in her artistic language.Me [...]
No One Stands at Ease Here: Ayaz Jokhio’s Three Chairs
The 1952 play The Chairs by Romanian-French playwright Eugène Ionesco depicts two elderly people filling a room with seats for guests who never c [...]
The Shape of Urdu Beyond Words
At Ishara Art Foundation, Dubai, Urdu Worlds is a proposition: that language is a structure through which entire lifeworlds are imagined, inhabit [...]