From Amrita Sher-Gil to Salima Hashmi, from miniature traditions to feminist resistance, this powerful panel conversation traces the evolution of modern and contemporary art in Pakistan. Featuring leading artists, educators, curators, and historians, the discussion explores how women artists shaped aesthetics, institutions, pedagogy, and political expression across the subcontinent. Crossing borders of nation, language, and medium, this episode reveals how art in Pakistan has always been a site of resistance, memory, and imagination—deeply entangled with history, identity, and power.