News stories for Dua Abbas Rizvi

DISCOURSE: FOR THE SAKE OF CRITICISM

Does art criticism illuminate viewers or does it only serve as a self-indulgent literary genre? Published 04 Nov, 2018 07:56am

Art and power have had an eventful shared history. The question is: how vulnerable have artists been to politics? Published 29 Jul, 2018 07:35am

At Lahore’s Fakir Khana Museum, a collaborative group exhibition gave artists a chance to explore their history in Published 08 Apr, 2018 06:48am

The inaugural Lahore Biennale mobilised an age-old city and offered the public a chance to witness contemporary art in Published 08 Apr, 2018 06:48am

A beautifully curated exhibition at Mubarak Haveli in Lahore’s old city seamlessly joins art with architecture Published 01 Apr, 2018 07:25am

An important stop in the Lahore Biennale circuit, the Alhamra Arts Centre displays artworks based on ... Updated 30 Mar, 2018 10:52pm

Can art operate outside of its initial context and speak to us across boundaries of time, place and setting? Published 15 Oct, 2017 07:10am

Travel sparks creativity and creativity sparks the desire to travel. But the question remains: is travelling necessary Updated 07 Aug, 2017 12:57pm

Buying art is essentially a social activity which engenders feelings both of community and competitiveness Updated 12 Jul, 2017 12:44pm

Isolated images on flat, white backgrounds are a troubling sign of our dwindling interest as a society in imaginative Updated 14 May, 2017 06:15am

There exists a sprawling dark space that threatens the proper presentation of our visual history Updated 30 Apr, 2017 07:04am

Is studying how to be an artist and being an artist one and the same thing? Updated 09 Apr, 2017 11:30am