Bygones: A Diasporic Meditation on Loss, Longing, and Memory

Bygones, the latest exhibition at the Project Space, explores diaspora, loss, and longing through the works of fourteen artists. What does it mean to belong to a home that no longer exists - or perhaps never did?

Symbols of Summer

Memories of summer days and slices of watermelon

India and Pakistan are Weaponizing History Textbooks to Manufacture Religious Nationalisms

Divided by borders, but united by erasing histories, India and Pakistan’s attempts at creating a national identity through the revision of history textbooks illustrate how closely ideology is intertwined with power in the nation-states.

Resisting Persistently: Reflecting on the Relevance of Aurat March in Pakistan

Aurat March is a space for radical empathy and solidarity in Pakistan. In the days leading to the sixth iteration of the Aurat March, our writers reflect on the past and future of the movement.

Facing Pakistan’s political turmoil from afar

Imran Khan’s dramatic fall from office, the political uncertainty in Pakistan, and the living costs of it all.