“A Cry of Dying Ravi” is a compelling series of eight interconnected performances that highlight the urgent need to address the environmental degradation of the River Ravi. Through powerful, interactive storytelling, Madhu invites the community to confront the challenges facing this vital waterway and to join in collective efforts to ... More
Drawn from Mitti is a hands-on workshop that invites participants to explore the art of drawing with soil (mitti) while delving into its ecological and botanical connections. Led by Usman Saeed—a gardener, artist, researcher, and educator—the session offers a unique opportunity to engage creatively with the natural world.
Join us for Making in Mitti, a hands-on workshop exploring the possibilities of working with soil as a construction medium. Led by craftsman Saleem, engineer Bilal, and architect Nabeela Nazir, this session will cover rammed earth techniques alongside traditional and experimental practices.
The Wanwu Council, assembled by Lahore Biennale 03 artist Zheng Bo during the opening weekend, aimed to create a manifesto posing the central question: How can art institutions move towards a more-than-human future? The term Wanwu, meaning "ten thousand things" in Chinese, evokes the idea of "myriad happenings." Zheng envisioned the ... More
The "Crossroads Tamboo" workshop series is part of Inland’s exploration of the intersection between pastoralist and beekeeping practices in Pakistan and Central Asia. This architectural initiative highlights the unique mobile and transhumant beekeeping systems that have shaped these regions.
The Breathe: Lahore Knowledge Exchange Symposium accompanied the launch of Dryden Goodwin’s Breathe: Lahore on sites across the city of Lahore at the Alhamra Arts Centre, in partnership with Invisible Dust and Pakistan Air Quality Initiative. Supported by UCL and featuring figures from across arts, research, policy, law, campaigning and ... More
The opening of Lahore Biennale Foundation (LBF)'s third edition LB03: Of Mountains and Seas marked the beginning of a five week multidisciplinary art exhibition across various heritage and cultural sites in the city of Lahore. The opening week events were a celebration of the successful collaboration between various stakeholders, including ... More
The Lahore Biennale Film Forum hosted two sessions of free public screenings and discussions on topics related to climate change, sustainable future and ecology. The Film Forum was hosted at Alhamra Arts Centre Hall 3.
As the closing program of the third edition of the Lahore Biennale, the Climate Congress extends the histories and research developed as part of the main exhibition by convening a mix of leading and emerging researchers, artists, curators, and other practitioners for conversations, discussions, and workshops. Developed under the direction ... More