The author is an art critic based in Lahore
In her solo show at Aicon Gallery, New York, Seher Naveed depicts security contraptions as an integral part of our societal existence
In Muslim cultures, artists and audience preferred calligraphy in contrast to portraying living beings
One could pick certain pictorial traits of Sedequain that recurred in his later works even in the mid-’60s
Paper, with its withered and crumpled appearance, is a significant and desirable pictorial entity for Meher Afroz
Waseem Ahmed’s artistic ventures are on display at his solo exhibition, titled Ambivalence,
The work of art is a means to communicate with others: of same period or region, or belonging to a distant land or a different time
Mohammad Ali Talpur’s solo exhibition, This-Appearance, appears to have brought an aspect of content-less-ness to art
Exhibition ‘Finding Jinnah’ starts at Canvas Gallery, Karachi
Adeela Suleman’s work featured in ‘Bashi Bazouk’ exhibition focusses on violence using different modes of depiction
Women artists in Norway created artworks which were then finished by female artists from Pakistan