Artist Imran Channa investigates the historical truth associated with the photograph, and how history itself remains malleable to ideology–despite the ostensibly stubborn veracity of photographic evidence. Issue 10
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Posts Tagged ‘ borders/boundaries ’
Enclosure/Erasure: Imran Channa and Partition
Reclaiming Pakistaniat
We need a critical Pakistan studies that challenges reductive analyses informed by global security frameworks, and the state’s uses and abuses of knowledge. Issue 10
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A Visit to the Fakir Khana
Visiting one of the world's oldest private museums in Lahore, a writer re-discovers her home. Issue 10
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The Hamlets Hum in Punjabi
Some questions the Punjabi movement in Pakistan poses for the Left today. Issue 10
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The Lives of Amir Hamza Shinwari
An exploration of the Pashto poetry of Amir Hamza Shinwari. A poet who lived a borderland life, or rather, a life into which borders grew. Issue 10
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Pakistan’s Apartheid Regime
The Tribal Areas are subject to a deep-seated racism, and exist in a state of apartheid. Issue 10
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Mother Makli: A Living Heritage
I went to Makli to look at ruins, but soon realized that the architecture was merely a backdrop to the lives of countless devotees, mystics and ordinary people. Issue 10: Borders and Boundaries
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