Category: Reviews
Between Erasure and Remembrance
"Art evokes the mystery without which the world would not exist." Rene Magritte
Kaiser Irfan’s work exists in the liminal space between presen [...]
Birds, Bodies and the Burden of Looking
A review of Farrukh Shahab’s solo show at the Ejaz Art Gallery ‘Where the Jasmine sleeps.
Farrukh Shahab’s recent exhibition at Ejaz Art Gallery p [...]
Shoaib Mahmood – Creative Jibe on Politics of Identity with “The Brown Sahib”
The solo show stemmed from the artist's research, highlighting the royal dynasty and its many fascinating aspects — a presentation well worth seeing. [...]
Luminous Wounds: ‘Skin Stories’
Curated by Emaan Mahmud, the exhibition explores the significance of reinventions in the contemporary art world amid the digital revolution.
In a [...]
What the Script Remembers
A three-person show, ‘Bayaan’ exhibited at NumaishGah Gallery, is a visual narration of possibilities embedded in Urdu script.
In a time when lan [...]
Reclaiming Ecological Memory
In Ecologies of Diversity, Sara Aslam reimagined ecology as a tender, feminist archive of memory, care, and speculative renewal.
In Ecologies of D [...]
Whispers from the Valley: Rekindling the Kalash Narrative
In a powerful confluence of art, advocacy, and heritage, the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) and Nomad Gallery unveiled "Rekindling: [...]
Emerging Voices of NCA
A group exhibition opened at Ejaz Art Gallery, tracing memory and transformation. A review of ‘Creative Currents: Emerging Perspectives II’
In a c [...]
Finding Home in Chaos
Two distinct strata ran through Zahra Asim’s exhibition of paintings and combinators, waiting, so to speak, to be uncovered and explored — on the [...]
Postmodern Bodies and Packaged Souls
Scheherzade Junejo’s recent exhibition, displayed at Numaishgah Lahore, titled “Candyland,” presents a complex and layered critique of the commod [...]