Tabish Khan is an Art Critic at FAD and Londonist. He focuses on a wide range of artistic expressions, including Fine Art, Urban Art & Street Art, and Digital Art, providing insightful reviews and opinion pieces while curating a weekly top 5 for FAD. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Artsy, Observer, and Art Plugged.
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Tabish Khan's coverage mainly focuses on art and museum exhibitions in London, with a significant emphasis on providing reviews and event coverage. Given this focus, pitching ideas related to new or upcoming exhibitions in London would likely be well-received.
As Tabish covers a wide range of themes including house & home, beauty & fashion, gaming, and culture & society within the context of art and museum exhibitions, consider tailoring pitches that connect these topics with the world of art. For example, you could pitch stories about how certain artists are influencing trends in fashion or how specific cultural events tie into particular art exhibits.
Given his local (London) geographic focus as well as his interest in artist spotlights and London exhibitions specifically - reaching out with information about emerging local artists or unique artistic happenings exclusive to London could also capture his attention.
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Theft, sculpture, The Bayeux Tapestry, careers in art, printmaking, space, symbolism, Queer artists, gold, plants, and interpreting art
AI, desert, caves, mental health and seasons.
By: Tabish Khan
MACAM in Lisbon reimagines the museum experience by combining a contemporary art museum with a luxury hotel
The 90s, South Asian art, a keffiyeh, gold and drawings.
Zurbaran, Tracey Emin, fantastical worlds, colour and music.
From Zurbaran to Tracey Emin
By: Tabish Khan
When we look through our photographs in albums or on our phones, they remind us of times with loved ones, travel to different countries and cultural moments we've experienced.
By: Tabish Khan
Head to Norwich to contemplate the meaning of life while sitting inside a woven tree.
Yiran Zhang's WARWORK: We Will Return One Day examines the forgotten civilian cost of military preparation through the lost villages of Imber and Tyneham.
Photography, sculpture, white eyes, Parliament and archives.
