The author is an art critic based in Lahore
In his latest show at Taseer Art Gallery, Lahore, Hasnat Mehmood creates a link of tension and alienation between the visual and language
At an exhibition being held at Rohtas 2, Lahore, Farrukh Adnan transforms his hometown Tulamba into a poetic entity
A retrospective of Bashir Ahmad’s work at the National Art Gallery, Islamabad is an occasion to revisit the history of modern miniature painting...
A unique exhibition of prints by 12 artists called Signature is being held at O Art Space, Lahore, all included in the box print project initiated...
The exhibition at ‘O’ Art Space, Lahore in the memory of Qutub Rind, which included works of other artists, evoked new insights into his work
In his most important and successful show at Rohtas 2, Lahore, Muzzumil Ruheel seems to have found his voice
Body Becoming -- a piece of performance art at Olo Junction Lahore was impressive for its crisp execution and unusual and courageous concepts
Belinda Eaton’s forthcoming show at Canvas Gallery Karachi speakes the language of loneliness, doubt, desire and confusion
In her current show at Canvas Gallery Karachi, Adeela Suleman reflects upon persistent conditions, but uses a language that is distinct in taste and...
At ‘O’ Art Space Lahore, a bond between traditions, territories and tastes is witnessed in the works of two artists, Hoor Imad Sherpao and...
His work emerging out of Vasl residency proves that the city for Haider Ali Naqvi is just not a canvas to paint but a point to ponder
In his latest exhibition of prints at Canvas Gallery Karachi, Basir Mahmood blends fact and fiction, intending to come out of the art world and...
Rabeya Jalil’s ongoing solo exhibition at the Koel Gallery, Karachi deliberately lets go of her thinking mind to create with a spontaneous hand
Spectacularly present on London’s Serpentine Lake South London, the sculpture ‘The London Mastaba’ is part of an exhibition of two creative...
A rare exhibition in The Queen’s Gallery London of paintings and manuscripts from the Indian subcontinent
While both maps and flags represent the concept of a country, it can be a matter of confusion for a creative person
In the work of Aroosa Rana, one sees the evidence of two inseparable phenomena that have become the identity of our age: International Terrorism and...
Jamil Naqsh’s solo exhibition at the Pontone Gallery London dismantles the perception of our past and his own
Looking at a major exhibition of Frida Kahlo at the Victoria & Albert Museum London and discovering connections with this region
A blend of autobiography, history of Pakistani art, memories of friends and colleagues, Rashid Arshed’s book is an impressive addition to the...