October 19, 2026
You can’t quite hold onto this image. You recognize it, but it keeps dissolving as
September 22, 2026
There are parts of a life that never become stories. They remain as impressions, habits,
September 21, 2026
“We’re all stuck in our bodies, meaning stuck inside a grid of conflicting ideas about
September 17, 2026
Suleman Faisal’s visual artistry offers a compelling and nuanced critique of masculinity and power as
April 28, 2026
In the corner of my garden lives a pomegranate tree quietly growing next to a
April 13, 2026
I have been following Hammad Gillani’s practice since his student days at the National College
The first line made on a surface for a drawing can be interpreted as a
February 12, 2026
Faisal Anwar’s CommonSky invites us to explore and imagine the realities and possibilities of a
January 27, 2026
“A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man” by James Joyce is famous for
December 29, 2025
Looking at the new drawings of Jamil Baloch, of stones rendered in graphite on paper,
December 4, 2025
It all began with a wall; not just any wall, but a white one. The
October 7, 2025
The story goes, though not fully accurate, of an encounter between Henry Moore and a
September 30, 2025
From the first marks pressed into stone to the delicate lines etched on copperplates, the
September 3, 2025
Of the many ways we can travel to the past, my favourite is a walk
June 4, 2025
Drawing is a deceptively complex word. Most people drew in childhood, though often so subconsciously
April 30, 2025
When a dead body is buried, regardless of the deceased’s deeds, it disintegrates into the
February 28, 2025
I have a second-hand book on Van Gogh’s work that I picked up from Anarkali
January 30, 2025
Sahyr Sayed examines the contradictions of loss and yet vulnerable tentative hope of domestic hoard.
