Category: Reviews
Beyond the Veil of Grief
Beyond the Veil of Grief is a small, thoughtful exhibition, part of Vasl Artists' Association's 25th anniversary programming. Four artists — Baba [...]
Decolonial Dots: The Afterlife of Empire
At a time when contemporary art can often feel hesitant to take a clear political position, Decolonial Dots, curated by Ammar Aziz at ZQ Gallery, [...]
Figuring Humanity
There is perhaps no subject in art more familiar than the human figure, and yet it continues to resist exhaustion. Simone de Beauvoir, in her gro [...]
What Remains
A Memory Catcher Visited My Town is a solo exhibition by artist Zahabia Khozema that took place at Vasl Gallery. The show grows out of the memori [...]
Seeing the Unseen
A group show of ten Pakistani figurative artists, curated by Scheherezade Junejo, opened on 6 August. It brings together painters, a sculptor, tw [...]
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 [...]
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
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
I went into "Layer | Impression | Memory" not expecting the title to actually mean anything, group shows often pick a title that sounds nice and [...]
Book Review: Karachi Cartographies
Extending the Life of an Exhibition Through PublicationWhile exhibitions exist within a limited moment in time, publications allow their idea [...]