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Ghulam Mohammad: Scripting on the Edges

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Anant Art is excited to present the meticulously detailed works of Pakistani artist Ghulam Mohammad (b. 1979) in this viewing room. Mohammad, a pioneering artist following the neo-miniature school of painting, engages with language as a powerful metaphor to question the idea of a mother tongue, and the presence of a universal language and its imposition. In rendering Urdu and Persian letters, Ghulam's exhaustive process manually carves out books, populating them with letters and new meanings.
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Title: Ghulam Mohammad: Scripting on the Edges
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Anant Art is excited to present the meticulously detailed works of Pakistani artist Ghulam Mohammad (b.
1979) in this viewing room.
Mohammad, a pioneering artist following the neo-miniature school of painting, engages with language as a powerful metaphor to question the idea of a mother tongue, and the presence of a universal language and its imposition.
In rendering Urdu and Persian letters, Ghulam's exhaustive process manually carves out books, populating them with letters and new meanings.

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