Amin Gulgee is a visual artist and independent curator living and working in Karachi. He received a BA in Art History and Economics from Yale University in 1987 and won the Conger B. Goodyear Fine Arts Award for his senior thesis on Mughal gardens. He works primarily in sculpture, installation and performance. Amin’s artistic practice investigates unlikely connections to uncover alternative narratives, resisting conceptual categorisation. His non-dualistic approach manifests itself in the materiality of his metalwork and is reflected in the philosophy behind his performative and curatorial practices. Amin has exhibited widely both nationally and internationally. His solo exhibitions include The Spider Speaketh in Tongues at the South Asia Institute, Chicago, USA...