Category: Reviews
What May Lie Ahead
Canvas Gallery25th September – 4th October Each time I see a new exhibition of Adeela Suleman [...]
Phantom Architecure
Phantom Architecture"The modern city is simultaneously an imagined entity, however, as indeed all cities are. Here, questions of culture and geogr [...]
Shikwa, Jawab-e-Shikwa
Iqbal, the great poet and philosopher had written Shikwa, Jawab-e-Shikwa, a conversation between man and God regarding the oppression of Muslims in th [...]
FROM CALIFORNIA TO KARACHI
The monograph on Natasha Shoro is written and edited by her daughter Anushe Shoro, but this family connection, in no way belittle worth and credibilit [...]
Our Twisted Future
Following shortly after the July 2018 elections, ‘Our Twisted Future’ extends the atmosphere of socio-political dialogue, critique and analyses into t [...]
Seeing voices
To touch…. to see, to speak, to hear and to smell yet luckily not everyone is capable of remembering everything that has ever happened to th [...]
Something else…
Art has always been about having a ‘subject’ and a ‘visual’, in fact it has rather been dependent upon the two solely. But over the course of years, c [...]
Distance between Two Points
The economic and social shifts of the modern world bring with it the rapid development of major metropolitan centers, creating cities that a [...]
The Inordinate Law of Crystals
In a world where identity is marred by facades, deception of what is and isn’t, arbitrary social constructs, judgment, it is easy to lose one’s inner [...]