Zafar Masud

Victims of our own narrative

Markets must be allowed to make money but without customer exploitation. Updated 06 Jan, 2024 09:33am

EXHIBITION: SEARCHING FOR FREEDOM IN ART

The Montmartre Museum in Paris has devoted an entire exhibition to celebrate the centenary of a French art icon — Theophile- Published 17 Dec, 2023 05:43am

Economic security equals welfare

By fixating on macroeconomic issues, policymakers often lose sight of the microeconomic challenges, which are more impactful at the individual level Published 04 Dec, 2023 07:19am

EXHIBITION: VAN GOGH’S AGONY AND ECSTASY

The iconic artist’s creations from the final two months of his life are the focus of an unprecedented exhibition Published 03 Dec, 2023 07:11am

EXHIBITION: THE FORGOTTEN DECK

What set Theodore Deck’s ceramic creations apart was his incorporation of Arab, Egyptian, Japanese and Chinese motifs Published 08 Oct, 2023 07:28am

Comment: Transitioning away from a cash economy

As the global economy graduates towards digital payments, Pakistan is moving in the opposite direction with rising demand for cash. Updated 05 Oct, 2023 08:39am

EXHIBITION: THE SUN IN HIS EYES

A museum in southern France pays tribute to the works of neglected genius Henri-Edmond Cross Published 17 Sep, 2023 06:03am

Challenges of modern banking

AI should be expanded beyond marketing to include compliance, control, credit, and other crucial domains Published 11 Sep, 2023 07:02am

EXHIBITION: WHY MATISSE MATTERS

The Matisse Museum celebrates its 60 years by remembering the artistic legacy and contributions of Henri Matisse Published 03 Sep, 2023 07:01am

EXHIBITION: SURREAL WOMEN

An offbeat exhibition in Paris honours the incredible works of France’s female surrealists Published 20 Aug, 2023 07:39am

EXHIBITION: LEAVING A MARK

A fascinating exhibition sheds light on the art of engraving, which was originally employed only as a means for news communication Published 06 Aug, 2023 08:32am

EXHIBITION: THE ART OF ALAIN

French film icon Alain Delon recently put his impressive collection of paintings and sculptures up for sale Published 16 Jul, 2023 07:16am

COMMENT: The case against rearrangement of local sovereign debt

Any local currency rearrangement without comprehensive restructuring of our fiscal account will be short-lived. Updated 11 Jul, 2023 08:00am

EXHIBITION: A Sculptor Given His Place

A museum renovation helps bring to public attention the life and astonishing works of Antoine Bourdelle Published 02 Jul, 2023 07:45am

EXHIBITION: THE LESSER-KNOWN MONET

The contributions of Leon Monet, Claude Monet’s older brother, played an important role in the spread of the Impressionist... Published 11 Jun, 2023 07:20am

EXHIBITION: IN PRAISE OF LANDSCAPES

The Louvre’s museum in Lens exhibits and analyses famous works of landscape art by a diverse group of artists Published 28 May, 2023 10:21am

EXHIBITION: THE TREASURES OF SAMARKAND

An exhibition at the Arab World Institute showcases many unique Uzbek artworks produced between the 19th and 20th centuries Published 30 Apr, 2023 07:04am

EXHIBITION: VERMEER UNDER ONE ROOF

Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum pays a homage to the legendary Dutch painter Published 26 Mar, 2023 07:18am

EXHIBITION: PARIS IS RETURNING?

Claims by descendants of a private art dealer could have lasting ramifications for the art world. Legendary works by Cezanne,... Published 05 Mar, 2023 07:13am

EXHIBITION: THE WILDCAT OF VIENNA

The Modern Art Museum in Paris showcases works by one of the most controversial but also pioneering painters of the 20th century Published 15 Jan, 2023 07:12am