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Zeeshan trained in miniature painting and sculpture at the National College of Arts, Lahore receiving his BFA in 2003. He has exhibited in Asia, Europe and US. Zeeshan lives and works in Karachi. An undercurrent of violence pervades Mohammad Zeeshan’s beautifully, almost meditatively, rendered paintings, suffusing his work with a deeply embedded tension. Working most often with the miniature technique, with flashes of his sculptural training visible, Zeeshan explores the rot within and depravity behind the social and political milieu in contemporary society.
Graduating as a part of the pioneer batch of Film and TV National College of Art, Shah Zaman Baloch has been a passionate individual inclined to explore,create and believe in the medium of film as the very essence of social change. He has been a well-reputed short film director. His personal areas of expertise are in the fields of Direction and Cinematographer. He has a number of international awards and scholarships under his belt.
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Shah Zaman Baloch,
Samina received her BFA from The National College of Arts Lahore in 1997, and MFA from University of Minnesota in 2003. She has taught at Appalachian State University North Carolina, Beaconhouse National University Lahore and Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, Virginia. She is currently a PhD candidate at Virginia Commonwealth University in Art Historical Studies focusing on South Asian Art.
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A prolific photographer, Muhammad Azhar Hafeez was born in Faisalabad in 1971. He had his first degree in graphic design, specializing PHOTOGRAPHY as a major subject from National College of Arts, Lahore, Pakistan in 1993. Since graduation, camera remains on his shoulder ever, and has captured the stunning shoots of endless themes and scenes. He doesn’t restrict himself capturing the scenes of Pakistani culture but also got an opportunity to photograph the gigantic life and landscape of the Xinjiang province of China.
25 years ago, Azhar started photography with an idea of ‘SEE & SHOOT’ which reflects his own intuitive response to the subjects of everyday life. His intuitive feel for world and mankind is always visible whenever he squints through the lens. Azhar is busy in capturing the every creative moment surround him and don’t bother to title his photographs. This seems a sensible decision that he should be busy doing his work and let the art critics do their part. Azhar touches many subjects; therefore, his works are stretched to ambiance change.
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