Welcome to a generous selection of articles from DAWN's Weekly Gallery.
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Return of the native
 To understand the man, we have to go back to a day in 1964 in England when Sohail was facing difficulties meeting women in England, a country he had only just migrated to. “I didn’t have the right chat-up lines,” he says. Candidly, he admits...
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A personal celebration
 Writing on Pakistani art has entered a critical phase, as one can virtually write the obituary of the newspaper art critic. Since a decade or so, art pages in several newspapers and magazines have been either disbanded or been...
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The African experience
 Looking at art in post Apartheid South Africa, one wonders at the forms in common that may exist between previously separated societies linked by a common landscape. The native art of...
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Exit civilization, enter chaos
 The history of ancient civilizations reminds man constantly of the intrinsic resourcefulness of human beings and how, by our very progressive nature, we have managed to survive for so long on...
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Sounding out Goya
 When the painter Francisco de Goya was 46 years old he suffered a severe illness that left him stone deaf for the rest of his long life. This was a deafness...
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Thinking lines
 Architecture and calligraphy are the two art forms in which Muslim societies in various parts of the world and through different periods of time have greatly excelled. Both of these make...
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