The author is an art critic based in Lahore
In her first solo exhibition, Farishta Mirza turns her attention to the people and places closest to her
Why do some artists remain part of the cultural conversation while others gradually disappear
Artists’ residencies offer spaces for significant encounters beyond the routines of the studio
A posthumous exhibition reveals an artist whose search extended far beyond representation
A pair of exhibitions and an accompanying publication reveal how Karachi’s identity has been shaped across generations
In Exposed, Suleman Faisal elevates the overlooked rituals of everyday life into work that unsettles
Wahab Jaffer played a singular role in shaping Pakistan’s visual arts landscape
Suleman Aqeel Khilji’s Transmission turns fleeting moments into meditations on migration and loss
Ferwa Ibrahim’s solo exhibition is less about what is seen and more about what is felt
Casim Mahmood transforms everyday industrial material into a meditation on endurance
Wardha Shabbir transforms botanical life into a metaphor for survival
In Punj-AB: A Sublime Terrain, Faiza Butt uses textiles and paintings to trace histories of migration
In his new exhibition, Tariq Gill transforms years of inner exile into a deeply personal visual language
In Hum Gunahgar Aurtain, the artist has created a place where male presence is not needed
The third edition of the Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale 2026 reveals how artists reshape time
The third edition of the Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale 2026 is a tangible translation of relational times, spaces and sounds
From Mughal workshops to AI tools, the question of authorship in art has never been simple
A major drawing show in Lahore revisits the medium as both method and meaning
The divide between idea and form has long shaped how art has been understood
Across centuries, artists have continued to return to the night as a space of imagination
