Category: Reviews

Living within 5″x7″
"Photographs typically provide evidence specially about what they depict. Most significantly, the epistemically special character of photographs is re [...]

Lost In His Own Garden
Muzzumil Ruheel, one of the Pakistan’s leading contemporary artists Pakistan is exhibiting at Grosvenor Gallery, London in collaboration with Canvas G [...]

Ibtidaa
Green Day etched their name in music history with the famous “Wake me up when September ends” song. The melodic tune leaves a significant mark in your [...]

Open Presence
Abstract art was brought into the limelight by Koel Gallery with Ayesha Quraishi’s solo show titled “Open Presence”. Her work embodies the meditative [...]

Out of Focus: Chasing a Lost Legacy
European paintings from its historic movements are often discussed for its theatrics and the creation of powerful visual spectacle through the emotive [...]

Re-Looking at Pictures
Not many artists, art critics or even writers in our society are familiar with Robert Walser, the Swiss author (1878-156) who wrote novels and short s [...]
Between Pedagogic Spaces and the Spaces of Exhibition : Taking a Note of The Pre-Students’ Biennale 2016 Activities at work.
The Students’ Biennale as a part of the Kochi Muziris Biennale will open to public on 12/12/16 in Kochi, Kerala, India. Prior to the main display/ exh [...]

The Dressing Room
A room is nothing but the reflection of the life residing within it. A space assimilates the character of its inhabitant as the present objects are co [...]

Lessons Drawn on Endurance
The dynamics between an ustad and shaghird transcends the prism of academia; the close rapport not only allows a transmission of knowledge from one to [...]

Kairos
The art of time-keeping in itself is instinctively primal. The need to calibrate the extent of the day into units gave birth to the objects that have [...]