Two artists, who graduated from the same university, display their work side by side to exhibit different approaches to the same subject matter.
Inspired by their mentor, Halepoto’s students relive the indigenous glory of Sindh – but with a marked sense of loss.
A diverse group of artists used the canvas to tackle issues of identity, violence and terrorism.
What drove a young man to endure burns and injure muscles while crafting 23 suits of armour, in addition to helmets, gauntlets and swords?
Though an interesting concept, “The Karachi Miniature” fails to capture the city’s temperament and articulates the miniature philosophy only in parts.
Simeen Farhat uses installation art to tackle the identity issues that women face in Pakistan.
Imran Channa and Mahreen Zuberi delve into history, only to dissect commonly held beliefs.
Sabiha Ashraf revisits the work of an artist close to her heart.
The work of a group of young artists captures the prevailing apathy towards the historic treasures of Karachi.
Strong working skills and creative energy marked the work of four women artists who made their debut at Canvas Gallery.
What segment of our society do you most blame for the public beating and murder of two boys in Sialkot on August 15?
View Results