Category: Reviews
Playing to the Gallery
English artist Grayson Perry is known best for his eccentricity, something so many artists are known best for that it loses its jagged charm after a w [...]
In Plain Sight
The exhibition 'In Plain Sight' opened on last week at Satrang Art Gallery, consisting of a beautiful collection by four talented individuals: Sidra A [...]
Man or Beast: Metamorphosis of Instinct and Image
Bestial” by Hassnain Awais at the Taseer Art Gallery is an exhibition of mixed media callographs that features opposites at every level, starting from [...]
Reimagining the Past
The recent exhibition at Koel Gallery offers a snippet of the interesting concerns that Karachi’s young artists are grappling with. As five Karachi Un [...]
Skyline at Elgiz Museum
Istanbul contains a fascinating blend of secular and religious elements. It is a modern city evolving but still carries with it its ancient historical [...]
Body and Body in the Community
An atom, as Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary states, is the smallest particle of an element that can exist either alone or in combination.An at [...]
Spaces: Urban, Sacred, Human
'Jaali' takes the viewer on a journey of his own position as a spectator in the artistic space and in everyday life, unsettling the politics and ethic [...]
Berger and Bento
John Berger is known for his incredible level of clarity when it comes to art criticism. His writings on art have been admired for presenting a unique [...]