Welcome to a generous selection of articles from DAWN's Weekly Gallery.
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 A visitor who went to see the exhibition on the history of Muslim League and its monumental success in creating the state of Pakistan organized at the National Archives building...
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Not many visit the Sindh Archives
 Every time a news report on the provincial archives department appeared in the press, one, unconsciously, began to look for a host of negative phrasing: decrepit building....
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Resting with Anarkali ...
 The Punjab Archives is by far the country’s richest treasure house of historic documents, storing assets from the beginning of the 19th century. The oldest document in this record...
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Hala city of crafts
 It wasn’t the most ideal time when I finally got my chance to visit Hala. It was night time and the industries were closed. So we returned to Hyderabad, which happens to be 56 km....
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Rebel with a cause
 Nagori was in a way born a little too late. Had he come to this world 15 years earlier, he would have been in the forefront of the Progressive Movement in Art, which was formed...
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A hub for South Asian Art
 When summer rolls into Toronto following extreme winters, Torontonians get ready to enjoy the outdoors and its buzzing art scene. As galleries and artists put up new exhibitions...
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Individual expressions in a group of three
 The latest Indus Gallery group show comprised an odd threesome. Possessing individual approaches, each artist needed to be understood in the context of his /her work....
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