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Durriya Kazi is a sculptor based in Karachi whose work reflects her concerns with tradition and change. Her work consists of three dimensional works, drawings and installations. Durriya Kazi and David Studying art away from one’s country makes one look at the metaphors of one’s own culture. The first hurdle in uncovering the visual aesthetics, the canon, the ‘viewing’ of art in Pakistan was the impact of the colonial era, which redirected art making to European contexts.
The work of Kazi Durriya Kazi is a Karachi-based artist. She may be reached at durriyakazi@ Published in Dawn, EOS, March 31st,
Durriya Kazi is a Durriya Kazi evokes the artists who created Pakistan’s iconic cinema posters. During the sixties and seventies, often dubbed the ‘golden age’ of Pakistani cinema, hand-painted film.
Durriya Kazi is a Karachi-based Durriya Kazi is an artist based in Karachi. Her research and practice has focused on exploring existing art practices outside the gallery. This includes public interactive art projects, and extensive research on vehicle decoration, cinema painting, crafts, social history, and cultural diffusion.
The first section is his Kazi and Alesworth's work crosses borders about authorship and community, and draws on the dynamism of popular culture to investigate definitions of cultural production. Often their work includes an interactive element such as asking the visitor to write recollections of home.
Durriya Kazi, sculptor and columnist This simple phrase by the Indian writer seems to capture the essence of the work of Pakistani artist Durriya Kazi. The work of Kazi deals with the roots of popular culture and explores the evolution of the real and unreal world of a young country with very old roots.
Trained originally as a David Chalmers Alesworth, (A.R.B.S.) (born in Wimbledon, Surrey) [1] [2] is a UK-based dual national artist, who divides his time between Bristol and d originally as a sculptor in the UK, he moved to Pakistan in [3] and engaged with the popular visual culture of South Asia and with urban crafts such as truck decoration.