Category: Reviews
Invisible Visible Light Dark
On 18th June 2019, Sanat hosted a show titled ‘Invisible Visible Light Dark’, which came together through the works of two creators. This exhibition d [...]
Arrival City
We have all heard some version of the popular cliché “home is where the heart is”, but like all clichés this declaration has seeds of truth [...]
BOOK REVIEW | Stories of Art
Usually books written by critics, historians and academics are about the history of art, whether of a period or a place, often combining the [...]
Maria Lassnig: Ways of Being
The retrospective Maria Lassnig - Ways of Being is being showcased at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The exhibition features more than 2 [...]
The Summer Show- A Lesson in Pakistani Art History
Canvas Gallery in Karachi exhibited The Summer Show, with works by prolific artists from Pakistan belonging to different generations, decades, and art [...]
Of Presence and Being
The noun described as ‘entity, nature’, while the verb described as ‘present participle of be’, this two-person show by Maheerah Ali and Usman Malik u [...]
Book Review | NAIZA KHAN
“Cautiously one approaches Naiza Khan’s artistic practices, reflecting on its many strands, over several decades”, thus writes Salima Hashmi [...]
Brian Fahlstrom at Reflex Amsterdam
American painter Brian Fahlstrom’s pictorial work at the Reflex Gallery in Amsterdam portray illusory landscapes that interchange between tw [...]
Water and Colour
Landscape painting and botanical studies are the common subjects found in watercolour paintings and in fact it has been an age old tradition [...]