Category: Reviews
Father Figure
The Rangoonwala Foundation London presented its first ever exhibition at the Asia House in London under the artistic direction of Nour Aslam. Accordin [...]
Abid Hasan Unearths Scintillating Allegories
Abid Hasan’s exhibition titled, "Scintillating Allegories", opened at Gallery 6 Islamabad this February, comprises of 28 paintings and colla [...]
Book Review: Because of Iqbal Geoffrey
Pakistan’s primer art institution, the National College of Arts, recognizing the great contribution of Iqbal Geoffrey published a monograph [...]
AROUND THE BIENNALE IN 33 DAYS
Jean Paul Sartre wrote “We live in time”; but as there is no singular time (zone) in the world, there is no center of the earth, anymore. Th [...]
View Within
Most art today employs technology at one if not most, stages of its production, distribution and consumption. The digital forms the main str [...]
Finding Karachi at IPAF 2020
In recent years several organisations have emerged in Pakistan that are dedicated to bringing art to the public. Among these is I AM KARACHI, a moveme [...]
A relationship examined
From the tombs of ancient Egypt to the private storage facilities and the overwhelmingly gargantuan galleries of today’s first-class museums [...]
Vagueness between the modern and the contemporary
“Modern Contemporary” is a tricky title for an art exhibition. Quite simply, modern art peaked in the twentieth century and champi [...]
An Archive of Abstraction: Ayessha Quraishi, Mid-Career Retrospective
Rarely an exhibition comes by that instigates curiosity and quite simply, have you leave the gallery with feeling quite right. Ayessha Qurai [...]
Save Our Seeds
The concept of nature in self claims that after spending the majority of our lives around nature in the evolutionary history of ma [...]