Tabish Khan

What do we look for in a portrait? Is it an accurate resemblance or the story behind it? It's often both, but portraits are also political artworks even when they don't intend to be.

Tbilisi’s vibrant emerging art scene reflects both cultural heritage and contemporary politics.

Beauty, surgery, rabbits, eyeballs and the Thames.

The teetering sculpture of Phyllida Barlow meets the textile poetry of Daisy Parris.

Fashion, animals, Venice, photography and emotions.

How do we celebrate our heritage and culture? How do we remain true to the values of our ancestors, while creating a life of our own in a different country? This is something everyone who migrates to another country or is born to parents who moved from another country struggles with. This celebration is at […]

When you look at a photograph of a moment, you aren’t just witnessing that fraction of a second when the camera captured the scene we see. We are witnessing a moment from a story and then building our own narrative around it. That’s what London-based analogue photographer Arlau is encouraging people to do through the […]

An artist bringing sustainability to sculpture.

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From Hurvin Anderson at Tate Britain to David Hockney at Serpentine North, Tabish Khan selects the top exhibitions to see in London