Category: Reviews
You Should Know Him By Now
The radical institutionalization of art practices that have thrived on the precedent of anarchist sentiments give birth to polarized plausibilities th [...]
Quat and Paste
The cleverly envisaged 'Qut' of a kalm which becomes 'Quat' foreshadows the surprise that awaits the viewer upon entering the Ejaz Gallery, Lahore and [...]
Potpourri XXVI
In recent decades artists have progressively expanded the boundaries of art in efforts to engage with an increasingly pluralistic environment. The mak [...]
Summerscape
If you were looking to escape the relentless heat and shrivelled mood during this summer Koel Gallery served a perfect getaway. Rightly titled Summers [...]
Book Review: We Go to the Gallery
Normally books are written and published so they can be read. But certain books compel us to look – only (or primarily), not through the visuals accom [...]
Lucid Dreams
For any audience, what’s more exciting than being exposed to productions of talent?It’s the opportunity to spectate the talent coming into play.
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For All That Lies
The human mind develops in wondrous ways – self sustaining, yet reliant, level headed but also temperamental. And often obdurate, but mostly malleable [...]
To See, or Not to See
In a world where all that exists is competition, how will you prove yourself just as worthy of being remembered? Such is the predicament of Kiran Sale [...]
Between Past and Present Tense
Archiving, whether personal or official is undeniably the most common means to secure historical knowledge. It is collected, observed and – if needed [...]
14th Emerging Talent Show at VM Art Gallery
With 153 pieces from 20 universities at the 14th Emerging Talent show at VM gallery this year, it was easy for many of the works to get lost [...]