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These Artists May Have Left Pakistan, but It’s Still Present in Their Work

The New York Times – T Magazine:

Is it possible to make art that reflects a country and culture while living outside of it? For members of this diaspora, there’s no other choice.

Aatish Taseer and Tami Aftab
Author: Aatish Taseer and Tami Aftab

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Aftab, Arooj, Art, fallwomens2026, Great Britain, Hamid, Mohsin, Hiba Schahbaz, Homosexuality and Bisexuality, Mohsin Zaidi, Muslims and Islam, Pakistan, Sethi, Ali (1984- ), Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Soomro, Taymour, Toor, Salman (1983- ), United States
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