Welcome to a generous selection of articles from DAWN's Weekly Gallery.
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A wandering spirit
 Essentially a diarist, whether painting scenes from her surroundings, or writing her experiences of life in Baghdad during the Gulf war, Nuha Al-Radi’s work has a direct appeal and simplicity that are intensely moving....
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Pages from her life
 First published in its entirety, Frida Kahlo’s illustrated journal is a fascinating document bringing to light the complex persona of this remarkable Mexican artist. The diary covers the last ten years...
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A thing of beauty
 An exhibition of unfinished works of art by Muhammad Abdur Rahman Chughtai, opened to the public on the 17th of January at the Chughtai Museum in Lahore marking the 28th death...
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Mother Earth’s concerns
 The work on view at Karachi’s Zenaini Gallery was a powerful, audacious merging of media metaphors, touching diverse disciplines with a surprising variousness of handling. Three-dimensional pieces were assembled with work...
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Musst calendar
 An exhibition of Japanese calendars was held at the Arts Council in Karachi recently as part of a list of activities celebrating the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and Japan....
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Peace of art
 Anish Kapoor’s leviathan of a sculpture, Marsyas, which dominates Britain’s Tate Modern art gallery’s Turbine Hall, bears a certain resemblance to a trio of giant trumpets, or even of gramophone horns....
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