Category: Reviews
Belluard Bollwerk International Festival 2016 Watch & Talk Programme
It was during the first quarter of this year that I received an unexpected email. It stated that I had been invited to take part in the ‘Watch & [...]
John Holt: The Art of Flow
The Art of Flow, an on-going exploitation of flow and fluidity whereby Flow is the cerebral and emotional state of practice in which a person performi [...]
In the Mountains -Murree Museum Artist Residency
In a quiet corner of Kashmir Point, Murree amidst the busy summer houses and vacation spots there exists a home to a small residence of five artists. [...]
While the City Moves On
"Look at the city from here" is a series of three solo exhibitions which celebrates the Gandhara Art's tenth anniversary; and nothing seems more befit [...]
Participation issues: What really belongs to the viewers in an art exhibition?
I was once told by a prospective juror, that the viewer should never have to read an artist statement, they should just be able to gaze at the work an [...]
Art and Religion in the 21st Century
Written and compiled by Dr. Aaron Rosen – scholar, writer, and lecturer in Sacred Traditions and the Arts at King’s College London – Art and Religion [...]
Of Polarity and Plurality
Tradition metabolizes into a fertile projection of dyadic composure within the realm of art. Art itself can be seen in polarity; spatial/vocational, i [...]
The Prodigal Son Returns
Julius John Alam is a graduate (with a distinction to boot) of the National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan, a Fulbright Scholar and a postgraduate [...]
No Man’s Land
There is no one way of looking at this work. Ostensibly about silence, it is made up of words. Language is employed, and masterfully, to strike its ow [...]
