IGATEX Pakistan 2010

IGATEX Pakistan 2010 will be the first Textile Exhibition in Lahore . It would be a professionally elevating event for textile machinery manufacturers, providing them a platform to directly market their equipment to quality buyers and decision makers in an exceeding competitive global business environment. The show will include working and stand alone demonstrations of various cutting edge Textile industry tools and technology.
Venue: Expo Lahore
1-A, Johar Town , Shahrah-E-Expo, Lahore , Pakistan
Tel: 111-092-042
Organizer: Cems Pakistan Pvt Ltd.
Co Organizer: Conference & Exhibition Management Services Pte Ltd

Art Exhibition in Lahore To Raise Funds For Flood Affectees

Venue: Alhamra Arts Council - The Mall / Lahore (map)
Time: 11:00 AM     E-mail a Friend
From Sat, 04 Sep 2010 To Fri, 10 Sep 2010
An exhibition of artworks by over 100 artists to raise funds for the affectees of the recent floods in Pakistan, is scheduled to be held from Sep 4, 2010 to Sep 10, 2010.  According to Sanjh Spokesperson 100% of proceeds from the sale of artworks will be donated to the flood relief effort fund of Pakistan Red Crescent Society. The prices of artworks are reduced by 60 percent (or more). They have also invited Collectors and Art Enthusiasts for worthwhile acquisitions. ‘Sanjh’ is a collective effort of artists to raise funds for relief of flood affectees, initiated by Zahraa Assad Saifullah and Zahra Mirza of RetroArts in collaboration with Foaad Nizam of Art Website Danka and Visual Artists, Imran Ahmed Khan, Sajjad Ahmed and Usman Saeed.

Hiroshima Paintings Exhibition at Brunei Gallery Aug-Oct 2010

The Light - Portraits of the 'Hibakusha'


Aug 06, 2010 To Oct 08, 2010

Brunei Gallery, SOAS Thornhaugh Street , Russell Square , London , United Kingdom

At 00.15am on the 6th August 2010 in London, when this exhibition was started, 65 years back, at 08.15am it was Hiroshima when Little Boy’ was dropped. The exhibition of the 65 Hibakusha portrait paintings are displayed and it will last for 65 days, one for each year since the bombs were dropped on both Hiroshima and Nagasaki. All paintings have detailed description of each subject’s unforgettable recollection of exactly how they were able to survive and be found after the bombing.

Bashir Ahmad’s Paintings & Sculptures on World War II

Bashir Ahmad’s 5 Days exhibition of paintings and sculptures entitled Remains of Ruins was held from 7th to 11th August 2010 at Al Hamra Art Gallery. Bashir Ahmad, is the head of the fine arts department at the National College of Arts (NCA).

Exhibition was held in memory of the victims of nuclear bombing of two Japanese cities, Hiroshima and Nagasaki , and aspires to encourage peace, harmony among different cultures, nations and oppose nuclear war and terrorism. Paintings and sculptures that express insight into the viciousness of war are being presented.