Jian Tan Klein: Hi, Didier. You had a fascinating poster presentation on Otaku Culture at this year’s Asian Conference on Media, Communication and Film in Kobe, and I instantly had the idea to do an interview with you about it – especially as there are
Saima Jawed: Last time we saw you, you asked us to bring back some images from German Graffiti/Street Art for you. So here’s a selection of pictures one of our team members took in Berlin – exclusively for you. Sanki King: Well, first of
He is the most famous, if not the only, graffiti artist of Pakistan – Abdullah Ahmed Khan aka Sanki King. With his contribution to the Karachi Biennale 2017 – “Mind Palace – Freedom of Thought” – the twenty-seven-year-old Sanki has now officially arrived in the
The Roppongi Art Night Executive Committee will be hosting Roppongi Art Night 2017 for 2 days on September 30 (Sat) and October 1 (Sun), 2017. Roppongi Art Night is a one-night celebration of art staged in the district of Roppongi. A diverse range of works
OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS: FILM TALENTS – VOICES FROM PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN ABOUT THE PROGRAM FOR FILM TALENTS – VOICES FROM PAKISTAN AND AFGHANISTAN: What? The Prince Claus Fund and Goethe-Institut have collaborated to set up an Open Call for Proposals for the programme “Film Talents
“Open Space” is an exhibition introducing works of media art and other forms of artistic expression born out of today’s media environments, to a broad audience. On display along with explanatory notes that help understanding the respective pieces are leading works from the realm of
Today, the radical difference between the past and the future has become more pronounced than ever before. Since many structures have changed in relatively short time intervals and still continue to change, it has become quite obvious that whatever it is that awaits us tomorrow,
Spoken Stage is an organization that promotes the art of performance storytelling and spoken word poetry in Pakistan. It was created by Mariam Paracha in 2013, because she felt that there was no platform for youth in Karachi to express themselves, so she created a