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Farazeh Syed’s recent exhibition takes visual documentation of South Asian women by British colonialists and upends their ways of
Munawar Ali Syed’s latest body of work reflects on our fraught relationship with nature and the uncertain destiny of modern cities
Once a pristine freshwater lake, home to the thriving Mohanna fishing community and their houseboats, Manchhar Lake is now polluted and toxic due to...
Sarah Ahmad’s work engages with the transformation of landscapes, materials, memory and the self
Rabeya Jalil’s playful artworks critique the rigid binaries that often dictate taste in the art world
Instead of dramatic reinvention, Adeel Uz Zafar’s latest body of work is more interested in holding up a mirror to our expectation
Nazia Ejaz’s latest solo exhibition does not simply revisit her earlier artistic vocabulary — it deepens it
The self-portraits that Zarnaab Baloch paints are not an exercise in vanity — they are explorations of pain, endurance and self
Drawing on his roots as a cinema hoarding painter, Javaid Mughal brings visibility and dignity to those who labour on the margins
A timely exhibition sees artists confronting recurring flooding across Pakistan, not just as natural disasters but as lived crises
A fascinating exhibition in Karachi had 17 artists engaging in artistic dialogue with the works of older established artists
Humour, tenderness and defiant beauty converge at a deeply personal art exhibition in Karachi
Humour, tenderness and defiant beauty converge at a deeply personal art exhibition in Karachi
The powerful social commentary that permeates much of Adeela Suleman’s art was once again on display at her latest exhibition,
Jovita Alvares’s artworks excavate and trace the spectral presence of Portuguese colonial rule in Goa and its entangled legacy
Six artists explore themes of loss, transformation and spiritual illumination at a recent exhibition in Karachi
Age-old techniques are fused with modern sensibilities to striking effect at an exhibition that pays tribute to the everlasting
Age-old techniques are fused with modern sensibilities to striking effect at an exhibition that pays tribute to the everlasting
If the History Would be Folded, Where Would You Put the Crease? from Fatima Zahra Hassan’s World’s End Series II stopped me in my tracks. The...
A Woman on a Suitcase By Shazaf Fatima Haider Liberty Publishing ISBN: 978-627-7626-38-9 205pp. Shazaf Fatima Haider’s A Woman on a Suitcase is an...
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