Category: Reviews
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 [...]
In The Tiniest Stirs
In an intricately interlinked world, where the smallest actions reverberate across the complex tapestry of society, Chawkandi Art Gallery's lates [...]
Between meaning and making
Rabeya Jalil's solo exhibition titled Between Meaning and Making opened at Canvas Art Gallery located in Karachi. The show opened on August 29th.[...]
A Wanderer’s Archive
Shanzay Subzwari and Shameen Arshad through their distinctive artistic voices, invite the viewers to navigate the intricate language of artThe A [...]
Surreal Serenity: A Chromatic Odyssey of Strength and Imagination
Minaa Mohsin's masterful fusion of color and form transcends reality, leaving a lasting impression of serenity with empowered female figures in surre [...]