Category: Reviews
Homeward Bound: Imran Qureshi’s Garden of Resilience
“What is home if not the first place you learn to run from?” Years ago, I read this quote and it gripped a part of me I was unaware of. Central t [...]
Temporary Homes Cast Temporary Shadows
Inevitably perhaps, while viewing Ayessha Quraishi’s works, one is reminded primarily of the ethos and methodology of Indian modernist Nasreen Mo [...]
Chromatic Echoes: A Portrait of Identity
Amra Khan has been committed to developing a distinct portraiture motif over the last decade, her two dominating trajectories are titled ‘The Ver [...]
Cognitive Constructs
Faizan Riedinger highlights the pivotal role of the transforming subject in both verbal and visual communication.The inherent nature of stories ( [...]
Madar, Mater, Mataram
Farazeh Syed's solo showcase becomes more than an exhibition; it transforms into a journey through the complexities of femininity and cultureFar [...]
Corpo(Realities) at The Temple of Nyx
As surely as the arc of chronology gives birth to an Aquarian Anthropocene Age, the depiction of human flesh in its many peddled forms reflects t [...]
Mashq Dom – The Making of a Manual
Notion’s of socio-political and cultural confluence are now an extremely important component of the current South Asian ethos. In the realm of hi [...]
Shadows of Wit
In the halls of Ejaz Art Gallery, an evocative exploration of the often overlooked realm of dark humor unfolded in the exhibition "Shadows of Lau [...]
The Geometry of Surveillance
Artist and educationist Seher Naveed’s progressive ability to juxtapose the symbology of structure onto a psychological scheme of urbanity, offer [...]
Harmonies of Divine Expression
A Solo Show titled ‘Aks-e-Mashriq’ by Qasim Bugti at Ejaz Art Gallery, LahoreUpon entering the gallery space, displaying the works of Qasim [...]