Waqas Khan at Manchester Art Gallery @mosalaza2
Waqas Khan at Manchester Art Gallery  @mosalaza2
Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
Video by BAL Productions for Sabrina Amrani and Galerie Krinzinger

An interview with Pakistani artist Waqas Khan during the opening of his groundbreaking exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery, the artist's first solo museum presentation.

Waqas Khan’s minimalist drawings resemble webs and celestial expanses. Inspired by patterns of biological organic growth and also by the lives and literature of Sufi poets, his work is a meditation on life, togetherness, and the universe. His contemplation is made visible in ink on paper and his work invites our contemplation. Using small dashes and minuscule dots, his large-scale, monochromatic works are composed of either red, blue, white or black ink. In a carefully created installation, the visitor is led around the space from small-scale drawings, to a large scale floor based work, to new drawings made especially for Manchester.

Produced by Monica Salazar
Executive Producers: Sabrina Amrani and Galerie Krinzinger
Filmed & Edited by Peter Cairns
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Waqas Khan at Manchester Art Gallery

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