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Art Talk

Facts, Fiction and The Factory: A Reflection

Details
Category:
Art Talk
Dates:
Nov 14, 2022 - Nov 18, 2022
Artists:
Abid Aslam, Ayaz Jokhio, Hassan Mujtaba & Rameesha Azeem in conversation with Sameen Agha
Location:
T2F, Karachi
in collaboration with:
The Factory, AIIR, The Second Floor (T2F)

About

The Factory Project 01 was conceptualised and curated by Rameesha Azeem. This year-long project was situated in an Industrial area of Lahore in the Chawla Footwear Shoe Factory. The project culminated into an exhibition showcasing the works of 19 artists within the boundaries of the shoe factory.

9 writers closely worked with the editor Emaan Maqbool to produce the most meaningful text that reflects on the nature of the project. The Documentary Film – Directed by Muhammad Usman – explores the genre of the film as a creative discourse, an archive of the year-long project.

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