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Read essays, exhibition updates, studio reflections and field observations from the evolving practice of artist Asma Kazi.
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Field Notes

Field Notes is an ongoing journal documenting the evolution of Field Guide for Alien Landscapes. It brings together exhibition reflections, studio observations, material experiments, travel, reading, and moments of discovery that continue to shape the project. Rather than a chronological record, these notes trace the evolving ecology of an art practice.

Some things to keep you sane while Social Distancing

In light of the Coronavirus pandemic it is imperative that each one of us do our bit to flatten the curve . “Social distancing now is one of the greatest calls for altruism."  If not for yourself, for the sake of others who are more...

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Cover magic: Asma Kazi on how it was made

Magical Women : Cover magic : Asma Kazi on how it was made

This interview was first published on Purple Pencil project here.   It is impossible to come across the stunning feminist, fantasy fiction anthology Magical Women, and not take a moment to appreciate the cover. It is powerful, intricate and all things awesome, and represents the entire experience of...

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What inspires your Art?

I have been asked the question about my work on numerous occasions, and it is a query I have found myself wondering about quite often as well. What is it that makes me tick, what makes me create art a certain way one time, and a completely...

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Buying Art Online

I have been showcasing my art online for close to three years now (OMG. RIght?!), and it still doesn’t cease to amaze me how wonderfully accessible art has become. There has never been a better time to collect art, with so much variety available from...

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