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What Slips Away

What Slips Away

Nothing is ever the same twice because everything is always gone forever, and yet each moment has infinite photographic possibilities. In-Visible bou [...]
Art & Bali set to take place in September

Art & Bali set to take place in September

Art & Bali returns for its second edition this September, bringing together an expansive mix of galleries, museums, artist-led spaces, collec [...]
Samira Abbassy: Between Loss and Transformation

Samira Abbassy: Between Loss and Transformation

In Of Loss and Redemption, Samira Abbassy turns inward, using the body as a terrain through which to examine identity, memory, grief and transfor [...]
Shared Traces

Shared Traces

Traces of becoming currently on view at Canvas Gallery, brings together the work of four artists from different academic backgrounds and generati [...]
Material and Memory

Material and Memory

The recent Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture (IVS) MPhil Thesis show highlighted the distinct creative practices of two graduates, Mehr [...]
Layer, Impression, Memory

Layer, Impression, Memory

I went into "Layer | Impression | Memory" not expecting the title to actually mean anything, group shows often pick a title that sounds nice and [...]
A Tribute to Akram Spaul

A Tribute to Akram Spaul

 On 13 June, a panel discussion at the Arts Council of Pakistan, Karachi, brought together artists, friends, former teachers, and colleagues [...]
Book Review: Karachi Cartographies

Book Review: Karachi Cartographies

Extending the Life of an Exhibition Through PublicationWhile exhibitions exist within a limited moment in time, publications allow their idea [...]
Navigating Memories

Navigating Memories

Recently Canvas Gallery, Karachi hosted a group showcase of artists whose practice delights in emotional, expressive and texture laden narratives. Th [...]
Begi-Nama: Recovering the Unseen Through Speculation

Begi-Nama: Recovering the Unseen Through Speculation

History often survives through what it chooses to remember. The Mughal Empire (1526–1857), one of South Asia's most extensively documented dynast [...]
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