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Copy of Newspaper 2006 ARCHIVES Art 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING AuthorAgency Title Page News Paper Type New Paper Name Date Last First Page No. No. Jaffri Mohsin S Defined art Article The News 42 1-Jan-06 1 Ali Ayesha Nadir A dancer's life Article The News 32 8-Jan-06 2 Humayun Sarah The middle ground Article The News 32 15-Jan-06 3 Mirza Quddus Much more in common Article The News 32 22-Jan-06 4 Shahid S. M Karachiites enjoy classical music Article Daily Dawn 18 24-Jan-06 5 Mirza Quddus Entitled to two worlds Article The News 32 29-Jan-06 6 Cunningham Finian Letter to Pakistanis AN Irishman's first impressions Article The News 31 5-Feb-06 7 Mirza Quddus The eastern card Article The News 32 26-Feb-06 8 Mirza Quddus Young at art Article The News 32 26-Feb-06 9 Jones Jonathan Modern myths Article Daily Dawn 3 12-Mar-06 10 Mirza Quddus The modern in Modernism Article The News 32 7-May-06 11 Khan Mohammad Ali Art-facts Article The News 31 7-May-06 12 Mirza Quddus The wooden look Article The News 32 28-May-06 13 Mirza Quddus Put in their place Article The News 32 4-Jun-06 14 Mirza Quddus Against the grain Article The News 32 11-Jun-06 15 Mirza Quddus The bitter pill Article The News 32 18-Jun-06 16 Refique Fareeha Common art Article The News 32 25-Jun-06 17 Quddus Mirza Four painters and a gallery Article The News 32 25-Jun-06 18 Ali Sarwat In festival Article The News 32 16-Jul-06 19 Mirza Quddus In the end is the world Article The News 32 6-Aug-06 20 Mirza Quddus Unacknowledged parting Article The News 32 13-Aug-06 21 Mirza Quddus Portrailt of a protest Article The News 32 20-Aug-06 22 Shazly Khan Individual expressions in a group of three Article Daily Dawn 8 26-Aug-06 23 Mirza Quddus Re-natured Article The News 32 3-Sep-06 24 Mirza Quddus Embarrassment of riches Article The News 32 10-Sep-06 25 Mirza Quddus A mothley art Article The News 32 17-Sep-06 26 Mirza Quddus The elegant Aleph Article The News 32 8-Oct-06 27 Shahid Jamal Capturing beauty of movement Article Daily Dawn 2 11-Oct-06 28 Naqi Mustafa Kara Film festival Article Daily Dawn 6 11-Oct-06 29 Mirza Quddus Time For place Article The News 32 22-Oct-06 30 Mirza Quddus Post art Article The News 32 5-Nov-06 31 Mirza Quddus Art requires more Article The News 32 26-Nov-06 32 Akhtar Aasim Exactly rendered things Article The News 32 26-Nov-06 33 Mirza Quddus Maritime preoccupations Article The News 32 3-Dec-06 34 Ali Sarwat The long shadow of the patron Article The News 32 3-Dec-06 35 Akhtar Aasim A surfacing sensibility Article The News 32 10-Dec-06 36 Bano Shamim Malaysian art exhibition at Guljee's Article The News 4 10-Dec-06 37 Mirza Quddus Art is also a good cause Article The News 32 17-Dec-06 38 Ali Salwat Traditional versus modern art Article Daily Dawn 15,25 22-Dec-06 39 Naqvi Sumera Inscribing time Article Daily Dawn 18 22-Dec-06 41 1 ARCHIVES Art 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING AuthorAgency Title Page News Paper Type New Paper Name Date Last First Page No. No. Kaleem Amna Society's glossy side Article Daily Dawn 1 22-Dec-06 42 Ali Salwat What is art worth? Article Daily Dawn 68,71 22-Dec-06 43 Omar Aziz Sistine Chapel ceiling Article Daily Dawn 32 24-Dec-06 45 Emotional images News The News 42 1-Jan-06 46 Rainbows on wheels News Daily Dawn BA 3 1-Jan-06 47 All is not lost News Daily Dawn 13 12-Mar-06 48 Bureau Report Conference on Arts, Humanities Planned News Daily Dawn 21 21-Mar-06 49 Our Staff Reporter Film Posters exhibition News Daily Dawn 18 12-Jun-06 50 Islamic gallery News Daily Dawn 14 18-Jul-06 51 Our Staff Reporter Museum may be deprived of auditorium News Daily Dawn 18 4-Aug-06 52 Our Staff Reporter Cultural week opens at Fort News Daily Dawn 12 16-Aug-06 53 A hub for South Asian Art News Daily Dawn 6 26-Aug-06 54 Our Reporter Senate committee for steps to project culture News Daily Dawn 2 11-Oct-06 55 Our Staff Reporter Artists skills to be promoted, says Durrani News Daily Dawn 2 1-Nov-06 56 Our Correspondent Art gallery to be completed next year: PNCA chief News Daily Dawn 4 28-Nov-06 57 Our Staff Reporter Hamara Karachi festival from Jan 7 News Daily Dawn 17,18 29-Nov-06 58 PPI Hamara Karachi to be made memorable:Ibad News Daily Dawn 18 8-Dec-06 59 Our Staff Reporter Calligraphy for fund raising News Daily Dawn 17 17-Dec-06 60 APP Calligraphic work fetches Rs 1bn News Daily Dawn 17 19-Dec-06 61 Cinema promotion Letter Daily Dawn 6 14-Feb-06 62 Reuters Distant worlds Image Daily Dawn 14 1-Feb-06 63 Rio de Janeiro & Cairo Image Daily Dawn 8 5-Mar-06 64 PRAGUE: A Tibetan monk from India works on a mandala of colour sands in the Prague Museum Image Daily Dawn 8 12-Mar-06 65 School function Image Daily Dawn 19 14-Mar-06 66 APP Kenyan dance Image Daily Dawn 17 17-Mar-06 67 AP London: A giant mechanical elephant greets a giant puppet girl in a outdoor performance Image Daily Dawn 15 6-May-06 68 PPI A boy paints a flower vase at his road-side shop in Defence Housing Authority Image Daily Dawn 18 24-May-06 69 AFP Westford (USA): A goose and one of her offspring enjoy a quiet moment of reflection in pond Image Daily Dawn 14 31-May-06 70 Online Copper-craft Image Daily Dawn 17 18-Jun-06 71 AFP Beirut Boom Image Daily Dawn 14 18-Jun-06 72 AP Portland (USA): visitors look at 'La Gioconda' Image Daily Dawn 14 23-Jun-06 73 PPI Renovation of globe Image Daily Dawn 18 21-Jul-06 74 AFP Harvest festival Image Daily Dawn 14 5-Sep-06 75 Reuters Paris: A colour-coded elevation contour map of Mona Liza Image Daily Dawn 14 29-Sep-06 76 PPI Rillee Image Daily Dawn 17 2-Oct-06 77 AFP Durham (USA): This handout photo released on Friday by the Duke University Image Daily Dawn 14 21-Oct-06 78 Reuters The Horizon Image Daily Dawn 12 1-Nov-06 79 Online An Indian Rajisthani woman performs at a cultural show Image Daily Dawn 17 14-Nov-06 80 Online Lahore: Indian artistes performing during the World Performing Arts Festival at Alhamra Cultural Image Daily Dawn 12 14-Nov-06 81 People admire ceramics on display Image Daily Dawn 17 17-Nov-06 82 2 ARCHIVES Art 2006 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING AuthorAgency Title Page News Paper Type New Paper Name Date Last First Page No. No. AP Customs staff display antiquities thet were prevented from being Sumuggled to UAE Image The News 3 19-Nov-06 83 Dawn Paintings Show Image Daily Dawn 18 22-Nov-06 84 Dawn Mansoor Rahi and Hajra Mansoor at the Clifton Art Gallery Image Daily Dawn 18 15-Dec-06 85 Dawn A Group exhibition of artists from Bangladesh at Chawkandi Art on Friday Image Daily Dawn 18 16-Dec-06 86 Dawn Exhibition Image Daily Dawn 17 17-Dec-06 87 AFP Art Exhibit Image Daily Dawn 14 17-Dec-06 88 AP The Longest Bible Image Daily Dawn 14 21-Dec-06 89 3 ARCHIVES Art 2007 DAP-NEDUET NEWSPAPER CLIPPING Author New Paper News Paper Agency Title Type Date Page No. Name Page No. Last Name First Name Saima S. French opera gets warm response Hussain Article Daily Dawn 18 14-Jan-07 1 Fareeha Mona Lisa Rafique Article The News 32 21-Jan-07 2 Farida M. Meditation in motion Said Article Daily Dawn 18 21-Jan-07 3 Jonaid British sculptor's work come to Islamabad Iqbal Article Daily Dawn 5 1-Feb-07 4 Sadaf Exhibition by BD artist opens Siddiqui Article Daily Dawn 4 6-Feb-07 5 Hasan Theatre in Karachi in the doldrums Mansoor Article Daily Dawn 17 18-Feb-07 6 Qam Dialogue Through Music Article Daily Dawn 17 23-Feb-07 7 Dr. A Ikebana Exhibition: Visitors admiring the art of Ikebana A Article The News - 25-Feb-07 8 Quddus Moore the merrier Mirza Article The News 32 11-Mar-07 9 Umber An art felt response Khairi Article The News 32 11-Mar-07 10 Quddus Identity in art Mirza Article The News 32 18-Mar-07 11 Jamal Visual artists see a lot in change of name Shahid Article Daily Dawn 2 23-Mar-07 12 Quddus Art anew Mirza Article The News 32 25-Mar-07 13 Hasan Customs officials spoil eminent artist's show Mansoor Article Daily Dawn 19 1-Apr-07 14 Sarah This art or that Sikandar Article The News 32 1-Apr-07 15 Hasan Ragini's canvas demands emotional outlets Mansoor Article Daily Dawn 17 8-Apr-07 16 David Hollywood falls in love with Keats Smith Article Daily Dawn 10 9-Apr-07 17 Zubeida Whither Nationasl Art Gallery? Mustafa Article Daily Dawn 7 18-Apr-07 18 John A Rawalpindi adventure Larren Article Daily Dawn 2 21-Apr-07 19 Izhar Unrest fails to restrict Kashmiri handicrafts Wani Article Daily Dawn 11 30-Apr-07 20 Qasim Sufi festival ends on a high A Moini Article Daily Dawn 19 9-May-07 21 Ishrat Capital art Hyatt Article The News 34 13-May-07 22 Shahid From Russia, with love Husain Article The News 44 13-May-07 23 Quddus The reluctant painter Mirza Article The News 34 20-May-07 24 Billal Caged culture Tanweer Article The News 33 27-May-07 25 Aasim Diagrams of devotion Akhtar Article The News 34 27-May-07 26 Quddus Familiar themes Mirza Article The News 34 3-Jun-07 27 Quddus Art at first sight Mirza Article The News 34 10-Jun-07 28 Bilal Character sketches Tanweer Article The News 34 10-Jun-07 29 Hasan Finally, Rassam gets sculptures back Mansoor Article Daily Dawn 19 12-Jun-07 30 Salwat Artscape Pakistan Ali Article Daily Dawn AS 9,30 22-Jun-07 31 Bilal A play of colours Tanweer Article The News 34 24-Jun-07 32 Bilal Going to an art gallery or not? Tanweer Article The News 34 8-Jul-07 33 Quddus Statues not sculptures Mirza Article The News 34 15-Jul-07 34 Quddus "I am an idealist" Mirza Article The News 34 22-Jul-07 35 Hiedeh Traditional Persian art in danger of fading into history Farmani Article Daily Dawn 13 1-Aug-07 36 Quddus Segregating art Mirza Article The News 34 12-Aug-07 37 Asna 60 Years of Independence' Photography Qamar Article The News 20 12-Aug-07 38 Maira Sohni Dharki: A visual treat in a milieu of despair Absar Article The News 20 12-Aug-07 39 Asif Making usual look unusual Noorani Article Daily Dawn 18 17-Aug-07 40 1 ARCHIVES Art NEWSPAPER CLIPPING Department of Architecture ans Planning NED University of Engineering and Technology Author New Paper News Paper Agency Title Type Date Page No.
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