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CONDOLENCE

A condolence reference for Dr Syed Waheed-ur-Rehman, organised by the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science & Technology in its seminar hall, Abdul Haq Campus, at 11am.

LAUNCHING

Launch of ‘Sehmahi Handicap News Magazine’, under the auspices of the Institute of Ethics and Culture, Department of Culture, Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, at Faizi Rahamin Art gallery, Aiwan Rifaat, adjacent to the Arts Council, at 4:30pm.

LECTURE

Third lecture on ‘2047 — 100 years of Pakistan: Ideas and Ideals’ by Javed Jabbar under the aegis of the IBA in the Aman CED Building, main campus, at 3pm.

EXHIBITION

A group show of works by four artists opens at the Canvas art gallery at 5pm. The participants artists are: Abdul Fatah Halepoto, Jamil Afridi, Najeeb Rashdi and Ronaque Ali Bhurgri. The show will remain open till May 14, daily from 11am to 8pm (excluding Sunday).

Published in Dawn, May 5th, 2015

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