In Conversation with Anoli Perera Traditional forms, techniques, and craft are rich inheritances that push forward the stories of familial legacies across generations in South Asia, in particular. Artist Anoli...

Ronald Lewcock, husband of Barbara Sansoni is an honorary professor in architecture who met Barbara during his sabbatical from the 1968 to ’69 to explore European Colonial Architecture in Asia....

Barbara Sansoni’s dynamic creative pursuits across her drawings from her beautiful buildings to the rhapsody enveloped upon facial features of geometric finesse are fascinating. She presents a truly enchanting introspection...

The immaculate artistry of Lionel Wendt is a celebration of the ordinary aspects of life, elevated and dissected to exhibit their natural beauty through the use of innovative photography techniques....

Barbara Sansoni’s creative vision is a celebration of beauty and vitality, enhanced and depicted to reflect the multi-dimensional characteristics of her perspectives and observations. Each of the eminent artist’s endeavours...

Image courtesy Susan Torkington The photograph of the pearl fishery marine biology laboratory captured in 1902 by James Hornell, the marine biologist who had conducted research on the pearl oysters...

Much of Ismeth Raheem’s work is coloured by his enduring fascination with the natural world. From indigenous Sri Lankan plant life rendered in ink to the feathered plumage of birds...

 Intersecting art and architecture is a seminal characteristic of Ismeth Raheem’s multidisciplinary work as an Architect, Art Historian and Artist. When approaching his portfolio of works, it became clear that...

Ismeth Raheem in addition to being an accomplished Architect, Artist and Art Historian, has written a canon of essays and critiques published across newspapers, catalogues, journals and significant publications within...

Barbara Sansoni’s drawings comprised that of traditional buildings. Distressed by the demolition of old buildings in the name of growth and expansion, Barbara Sansoni took the initiative to draw these...

In conversation with Dinarzarde Raheem Much of Ismeth Raheem’s work is coloured by his enduring fascination with the natural world. From indigenous Sri Lankan plant life rendered in ink to...

In Conversation with Tayeba Begum Lipi For ARTRA Magazine’s South Asian Contemporary Art Edition 68, we conversed with featured contemporary artist Tayeba Begum Lipi (Bangladesh) about her poignant oeuvre of...

In Conversation with Ali Kazim Constructing intersections between the past and present, art poignantly reflects the cultural, technological, and political transcendence of ever-evolving landscapes. In ARTRA Magazine’s South Asian Contemporary...

By Azara Jaleel Tayeba Lipi, 2019, Mirror, Sundaram Tagore Gallery, New York City The human body is a social site, as much as it is a biological organism. It is...

In Conversation with Antonia Laurence Allen Image courtesy Susan Torkington The photograph of the pearl fishery marine biology laboratory captured in 1902 by James Hornell, the marine biologist who had...

By Azara Jaleel “Call me an hour before you come my dear, you never know if l’d be standing here alive” Laki would say, every time he invited me over...

In conversation with Anura Ratnavibhushana Intersecting art and architecture is a seminal characteristic of Ismeth Raheem’s multidisciplinary work as an Architect, Art Historian and Artist. When approaching his portfolio of...

In conversation with Mirak Raheem Ismeth Raheem in addition to being an accomplished Architect, Artist and Art Historian, has written a canon of essays and critiques published across newspapers, catalogues,...

In Conversation with Michael Anthonisz Await full article.  1st February, 2022  Visual Art | Paintings

Ismeth Raheem, 1980, Negombo Fishermen, Raheem Collection, Colombo Born on 18 October 1941 to M.M.A. Raheem and Ayesha Raheem from the Jaffna Peninsula, Ismeth Raheem was raised with his eight...