Category: Reviews
Slowing Down the Gaze
Curated by Ammar Aziz, The Shapes of Seeing, exhibited at ZQ Gallery in Lahore, stood as a testimony to the evolving language of contemporary visual [...]
Listening to the Wild
Curated by Qasim Bugti, the recent show at the VM Art Gallery was a display of thought-provoking and evocative works by seven commendable artists
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Meaningful Voids
The group exhibition opened at Canvas Gallery, delving into the profound theme of absence, projecting many dimensions of the void.
In the exhibit [...]
Amin Rehman’s Strands of Pearls
The solo exhibition of Amin Rehman opened at the Chawkandi Art Gallery, reinscribing power, labour, and the geopolitics of vision.
At Chawkandi Ar [...]
The Generative Fragility of Remains
The exhibition, Remains, opened on August 19, 2025 offered a compelling glimpse of four emerging voices, Dua Azeem, Fatima Shah, Neha Ufaq, and S [...]
Sailaab: Traces of Water, Memory and Loss
This group exhibition unfolds as a meditation on water’s power to shape memory, displace lives, and leave behind fragile traces of strength.
The [...]
Revelations in Time and Space
A group show at That Studio sparked a meaningful dialogue with the site, specifically delving into the historical context of the location.
The lat [...]
Ingrained: Art in the Time of Climate Vulnerability
The group exhibition held at the Koel Gallery invited artists to respond to the metaphors of wood. The show displayed an array of astounding art.
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Remain as is
Acclaimed artist Basir Mahmood’s solo exhibition at Canvas Gallery, Karachi, opened with a contemplative dialogue on the role of art.
Basir Mahmoo [...]
The Genesis of Emptiness: Fatima Haider’s Philosophical Inquiries
“Fatima Haider’s The Genesis of Emptiness delves into the philosophical depths of absence, presence, and the meaning we construct around them.
Fat [...]