Ejaz Galleries warmly invites you to an exhibition of paintings
by
Ali Abbas
GardBaad (Dusty Wind)
Opening on Monday, 11th October, 2010
at 6:00 p.m.
Ejaz Galleries
79-B-I, M.M. Alam Road, Gulberg III, Lahore, Pakistan
Tel: 92 42 95718038 – 92 42 3576991 Mob: 0301-8447746
Source: http://danka.com.pk/viewEvents.php?cat=Exhibition#10310
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Date: Sat, 16 Oct 2010 To Mon, 25 Oct 2010
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| Venue: KOEL Gallery / Karachi |
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'ENGENDERED'...view the DRAWINGS by Aasim Akhtar Exhibition opens on Thursday Oct.16,2010 at KOEL Gallery - till Oct.25
Koel Gallery
F-42/2 Block 4, Clifton,
Karachi, Pakistan.
Tel: +92 21 5831292
Fax: + 92 21 5373605
Submitted by Umair J
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Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2010 To Tue, 09 Nov 2010
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| Venue: Goethe-Institut / Karachi |
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Colour Photographs by Maureen Lines Exhibition
26.10 -9.11.2010
Goethe-Institut “Kafiristan” – Colour Photographs by Maureen Lines
The area of the ancient Kafiristan – “land of the infidel”, situated on both sides of today’s Afghanistan border – is still the homeland of some Nuristani people and Kalash that maintained their polytheistic and animistic religion during the centuries. Due to their uncommon fair skin and hair the Nuristani people and the Kalash differ from the peoples living close to them and therefore often attracting the attention of European traveller. Coming from England to the Kalash valleys as a visitor in 1980 Maureen Lines never thought that in 2010 she would have been living there for nearly a quarter of a century. But as soon as in 1986 she returned, bringing with her a diploma as an emergency medical technician and henceforth taking care of the Kalash’s health situation. However Maureen Lines wasn’t satisfied with working simply as a barefoot doctor, but committed herself to the preservation of the Kalash’s culture heritage. Therefore she founded KEPS (Kalash Environmental Protection Society) and HKCA (Hindu Kush Conservation Association) in the early 90s and until today never ceased to advocate the Kalash’s needs.
The exhibition presents impressive colour photographs made by Maureen Lines during the last 30 years in order to document the Kalash’s cultural inheritance.
Inauguration: Thursday, 26th October 2010, 6 pm
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