Category: Reviews
Elegant Warriors of Justice is an ode to public art
"Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody." In the spirit of Jane [...]
Filmi Yaadein Celebrates Pakistani Cinema
An enthralling exhibition at ArtOne62 paid homage to the Pakistani cinema. The participating artists showcased an array of beautiful works, posters [...]
On the Vicissitudes of the White Cube
A pop-up exhibition Of Known Fabliaux took place in an uninhabited shop of Liberty in Lahore,One of the central claims of Western philosophy, pre [...]
Beautiful Nightmares
Beautiful Nightmares, a solo show by Mariam Agha, was exemplary in it’s production of a cultural object with all the hallmarks of a consequential eve [...]
Other Beings
I have come to ask myself many a times about the purpose, and more importantly, the importance of art within a society. In fact, finding my creat [...]
An Exploration of Dichotomies and Kaleidoscopic Realities
The famously quoted “All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players” by Shakespear speaks of the undeniable connection between art [...]
Only Human
An analysis of Sara Khan Pathan’s oeuvre and artistic history would aim at elucidating a set of verbal or linguistic texts so that the more funda [...]
Self and Cosmos
A recent show at Chawkandi Art Gallery presents the latest series of works by young neo-miniaturist, Ali Gillani, who’s work re-appropriates imag [...]
Kuch Ankahi Si Batain
Unveiling the Unspoken: A Journey through 'Kuch Ankahi Si Baatain'In the ever-evolving world of art, the quest to tell stories through various [...]