Category: Reviews
Selfhood in Transit: Amna Walayat and the Art of Migration
Mahmoud Dervaish once said "Exile is not a time and a place; exile is an experience. It's a transformation that forces you to keep on moving." Diaspo [...]
Reimagining Identity Through Art
Ameer Umer’s art merges historical influences with modern critique, redefining identity through innovative, introspective portraiture.Exactly one [...]
Knowledge of the Ancients
Knowledge of the Ancients reveals that myriad historical, societal, cultural, and environmental factors shape our present identities. Everyone is [...]
Historic NED University Hosts Karachi Biennale 2024
The historic NED University of Engineering & Technology, one of Karachi's architectural treasures and stands as a venue for the Karachi Bienn [...]
Bagh Ibne Qasim Illuminated
The Karachi Biennale 2024, curated by Waheeda Baloch, opened at Bagh Ibn e Qasim initiating a powerful art dialogue for the citizens.As the sun [...]
Dialogues of Form and Meaning
Ujala Khan and M4HK intertwine aesthetic beauty with conceptual depth, creating multi-layered art that navigates history and identity.In the proc [...]
KB24 opens at Frere Hall
The Karachi Biennale 2024, themed "Rizq | Risk," explores food security, sustainability, and heritage across five diverse venuesThe fourth iterat [...]
Which “Heaven” Will you Enter?
Curated by Quddus Mirza, Back to Basic is a collateral event to the Lahore Biennale 03 that offers a distinctive direction to its audience.In his [...]
The Case of Collaterals
The environmentalist Robert Swan once said that the greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it. The word of utmost im [...]
Echoes of the Sublime: A Journey Through Ephemeral Landscapes
The artists showcasing in Khaas Contemporary’s recent exhibition titled "Ephemeral Encapsulated" have taken on the task of visualising the personal a [...]