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The book features the contributions of 57 artists whose works were installed at over 20 public places of Karachi as part of the Karachi Biennale.
The event included a panel discussion hosted by actor Sajid Hasan who engaged with panellists recollecting Karachi's evolving history and the impact of 'Reel on Hai' on the city's landscape. The panellists included art critic Marjorie Hussain, urban planner Arif Hasan, journalist Mohsin Sayeed and Karachi Biennale 2017 Public Outreach Committee Chairperson Masuma Khawaja Halai.
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The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Pakistan Cables Limited Chief Executive Officer Kamal A Chinoy who commended the Karachi Biennale Trust for setting up an exemplary project to beautify Karachi.
"This book is a testament to efforts that have brought 'Reel On Hai' to life and allowed for the transformation of cable reels into public works of art. I hope that readers will enjoy it as much as I did," Chinoy said.
In 2016, Pakistan Cables signed a memorandum of understanding with the KBT to be the main partner for the project, Reel on Hai. Under the project, 57 local and international artists transformed cable reels into works of art which have been installed at public spaces including schools, hospital, parks and heritage sites across Karachi.
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