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The staggering amount of detritus in the modern world provides boundless opportunities to make unique works of art. So the prosaic title "Tossed: Art From...

An art historian urges readers to take her out-of-the-box book as a means to rethink what is feminist in the cultural context of

All proceeds from the exhibit will be donated to flood relief efforts in Pakistan.

KARACHI: To commemorate the 75th year of Pakistan’s inception, platinum jubilee as they say, the Chawkandi Art...

The family portrait artist interviewHead of the Art department at Karachi Grammar School for more than a decade and currently teaching A-level art, Samina Islam has been creating art professionally and exhibiting on a national and international...

Galleries in a Pandemic: Exhibitions Open to the Public A peek into exhibitions at art galleries which are opening for the public. The headlight partially fills up the dark with light, on a cold winter night – comes out the sun in the dreariness of volatility. And like a spotlight it highlights the walkers, tattlers and the veiled human race. The light then moves on to streets and halls and into crevices at dawn, lighting up slumbering quarters, confined stories and scarred corridors. As the...

Naazish Ataullah: Pause Some unfamiliar billboards are now visible against Lahore’s skyline. Instead of selling a product, or promoting a service, offering new housing opportunities, supporting a political party, advocating a cause or celebrating a hero or leader; these hoardings have no direct message, or no message at all. These suspended-from-the-sky rectangles advertise something more complex, and sublime: art. A project “initiated by the Lahore Biennale Foundation (LBF) and the Parks a...