‘After’ at Canvas
April 10, 2014
By: PEERZADA SALMAN KARACHI: There’s something weirdly attractive about art that has shades of glumness about it. It’s a force that eggs on artists to investigate, to probe, to decode.
By: PEERZADA SALMAN KARACHI: There’s something weirdly attractive about art that has shades of glumness about it. It’s a force that eggs on artists to investigate, to probe, to decode.
KARACHI: Dressed smartly and presenting their ideas eloquently to the audience seated across them, students belonging to Lyari’s Youth Café had their seven short films screened at the Beach Luxury
KARACHI: It is astounding how Asian artists have become increasingly extroverted about the socio-political milieu they find themselves inextricably attached to (read: entangled in). Their symbolism is becoming more and
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) Chairman, Ismail Shah has informed the Supreme Court that 3G and 4G licenses will be auctioned by April 23. A three-member bench headed by Justice
KHAIRPUR: Two-day international conference on “Environmental issues of Sindh and its remedies” inaugurated at Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur, on Wednesday. The moot is being organised by the Shah Abdul
Islamabad: Federal Secretary Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage, Dr. Nazir Saeed, has urged the national media to devote at least five per cent of their media space for the promotion
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