Category: Reviews
Magical menageries and the imaginal realm: Breathing Light at Koel Gallery
“The poetry of Earth is never dead.”-EndymionJohn KeatsAn anthropomorphic paradise replete with mythological figures, flora, fauna and lu [...]
Heart and Soul’: De-Romanticising “Love” for a New Generation
Apropos to Spring, when the Earth warms and Cupid’s arrows take flight, darkness reigns supreme. Here lies the whisper of the fecund, as well as reve [...]
Your’s truthfully by Aamir Habib
The word ‘techne’, translated as: art, skill, or cunning of hand, perhaps best summarises the programming of the Digital Anthropocene Age, replete wit [...]
Amina El-Edroos – Finding Meaning in Mundane
Amina El-Edroos’s ‘The Neighbourhood’, comprising of 16 photographs printed on lustre paper, is the artist’s first solo exhibition. Wide whitewashed w [...]
The Aftermath of Meaning
True to form, my first interview with Ujala Khan, M4HK and Scheherezade Junejo at Full Circle Gallery, the afternoon ahead of the opening day of the e [...]
A Tapestry Of Tales
The act of viewing art has transformed over the last decade, we now have access to virtual tours of international museums, a host of online seminars a [...]
A Tapestry Of tales
The act of viewing art has transformed over the last decade, we now have access to virtual tours of international museums, a host of online seminars a [...]
Leading the change through the arts – Two admirable projects by Ayesha M Ali
We are living in a fast-moving world. Beginning with the industrial revolution and the advent of the internet age, human society has quickly progresse [...]
The End – Navigating power in the age of internet
In the age of a growing movement for social justice and equality and increased awareness, questioning, and accountability for bigots, it is sad and al [...]