Category: Reviews
Book Review: Chance – Documents of Contemporary Art
Edited by Margaret Iversen, Chance is a compilation of writings that observes the gap between intention and consequence, giving the ‘spontaneous’ or ‘ [...]
“The Dancing Line”: Mohammad Ali Talpur
Mohammad Ali Talpur’s work has long been an exploration of the possibilities and limitations of the line. Though he has by no means abandoned the line [...]
A WALK IN THE ART OF RASHID RANA
Like Richard Hamilton’s ground-breaking collage from 1956, Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?, one ponders upon what [...]
India Art Fair
India Air Fair arrives in its fifth edition with evident improvements and an increasing number of exhibitors, visitors and art collectors.India’s [...]
In the Forest of Earthly Passions.
Dressed like an old Englishman – trousers pulled high up to the waist and fastened with suspenders, a tweedy jacket for the Islamabad winter, and roun [...]
“Art –A New Approach”
“Art – A New Approach”, a group show featuring Sarah Hashmi, Dua Abbas, Ali Mansur and Scheherezade Junejo, makes no bones about being anything but th [...]
Philosophy: A Photographic Exhibition Arif Mehmood
Arif Mehmood is known for his street photography, but his works are not in the journalistic vein one most often associates with street photography in [...]
Dua Abbas Rizvi
Although the Pakistani art machinery keeps churning out many exciting shows throughout the year to which we respond with nice little spatters of appla [...]
Book Review:The Rest Is Silance
The Rest is Silence: Zahoor Ul Akhlaq: Art and Society in Pakistan
By Roger Connah. 350 pages. Oxford University Press.
By Zarmina Rafi
While Roger [...]
Fifty Shades of Emerald, “Desires of Memory”, and other tales of nostalgia
Not fifty; there were twelve. Twelve shades of emerald, serving as backgrounds for twelve paintings. Layered upon with a mélange of linear imagery in [...]