To wrap up Arty Fynch, we have one last interview to fill the curiosity gap. Keeping in mind the news of protests, and our posts about “Songs of Revolution” in both, the Arab World and South Asia, we decided to talk about visual art in revolution-and a form of art…

Olympics 2021 has become a reason for much hue and cry all over the world. Back in September, the postponed Tokyo Olympic Games will go ahead next year “with or without Covid”, said the vice-president of the International Olympic Committee. However, yesterday, as per a BBC report, the games are…

We have talked about various dances, the genres and instruments in music of various countries, their origins and how they are being used to create melodies in the modern time. Today the Fynch takes its readers to the world of ancient Greece. Today, we talk about Orchestra: the large instrumental…

One of the oldest villages in Pakistan, Saidpur, is tucked away near the foot of the Margalla Hills in the federal capital. It holds a rich history of cultural and religious heritage from Muslim, Hindus and Sikh eras. The wide spectrum of quaint buildings showcasing ancient civilisations has made the…

Located in the far east of Asian, this area comprising around 6,852 islands is also super enriched with art, traditions and customs that led to the development of versatile artifacts. Among the most well known of these crafts are Bonsai, origami, and ikebana. Originating from Japan and shaped by 14,000…

One of the oldest cities in the world, beautiful indeed, and formerly a great centre of transit-caravan trade with Afghanistan and Central Asia, unfortunately, Peshawar’s history has been written in blood more often than not. A Brief History First references to the city occur in the writings of the classical…

The Heir of Romanticism —

Chirp chirp. Yesterday, the Fynch sang to the tunes of revolutionary music from the Arab Springs. and guess what? People loved it! With mass protests currently underway, it would be unfair to not do a similar one on South Asia. The Fynch South Asia is known for its political upheaval…

Tunisia is making headlines again over violent clashes. Around 600 have been arrested, and the army has been deployed as unrest continues to spread across the country. Protests erupted after the government imposed a lockdown to contain COVID-19 amid economic hardship. Many Tunisians are frustrated by the lack of political…