Fading Connections






ڈھلدے سُفنے - Fading Connections 
A five day #Exhibition of #Photography and Talk in collaboration with Pilac Pakistan (#Punjab Institution of Language, #Art and #Culture) By Abdul Waris Hameed, Amna Yaseen, Ghazanfar Bhinder, Muhammad Saeed Rao, Umair Ghani, Zaheer Chaudhry display photographs on myriad printing mediums regarding images of fading cultural values in wake of reckless  urbanization and economic disparities. 

Event began with forty five minutes multimedia presentation and photography talk on the opening day.



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