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For Karachi inmates, art knows no boundaries
A hundred pieces of paintings illustrating artistic skills of 10 senior students of the Central Prison Fine Art School were part of the exhibition, Impressionistic Art, which opened at the Alliance Francaise de Karachi. PHOTO: REUTERS
100 pieces by students of the Central Prison Fine Art School are up for display at the Alliance Francaise de Karachi.
Are these the works of prisoners in Karachi Jail? If yes, its impressive!
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As someone said, “The brightest minds of the world are either in power or in jail.”
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@Mudabbir Kaleem
but in our country brightest minds are in jail and corrupt ones are in power.
Amazing work!
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splendid job… its worth noticing that although we criticize our police structure, but they’r truly contributing to the society, helping channelize the negative energy of the inmates to positive ones and creating such masterpieces in the process. Equal credit should be given to the police… Atleast on this one! Job well done!
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Good artistic value
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@Shahrukh Kazmi: the people in power now were once in jail:P
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A very productive use of time in jail. Major credit goes to jail police. MashAllah.
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