Category: Reviews
Paring It Down
Ali Raza’s solo exhibition titled ‘New Pain-tings’, which opened at Rohtas 2 on 4th February, 2017 was a surprising departure from his previous show h [...]
Love Letters: An Almost Forgotten Art
Curated by the famous interdisciplinary artist, Mohsin Shafi, Love Letters is a group show “dominated with letters”, organized by Sanat Initiative, fe [...]
12 Faces 12 Spaces at Full Circle Gallery
Artists have often been censured for being selfish; pursuing solitary practices, taking their own time to create their best, and then presenting to th [...]
The Whiff of The Everyday
Featuring…! We present…! You are invited…! Don’t miss out…! It is perhaps pertinent to notice how [...]
Landscapes: John Berger on Art
One can count on a writer like John Berger to rescue the term ‘landscape’ from the dregs of popularity where ‘landscape’ has, of late, found itself. L [...]
Therapy Through Art: Unveiling Art’s Power To Heal Unstable Minds
Organized by FOMMA Trust (Foundation for Museum of Modern Art) in collaboration with KeH (Karwan-e- Hayat), Therapy Through Art was an exhibition feat [...]
And The Marks We Make.
"A line, an area of tone, is not really important because it records what you have seen, but because of what it will lead you to see." - John Berger, [...]
The Art of Rivalry: Four Friendships, Betrayals, and Breakthroughs in Modern Art
In a recent drama series devoted to the early years of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II – titled The Crown – a few arresting sequences show the British [...]
Between being and becoming
An artist's studio is undeniably their personal domain. A microcosm of their self-driven work in progress – brim-full of creativity, knowledge, though [...]