There is something of a modern-day bard in Pakistani architect Naeem Pasha, but it’s not just because he writes poetry – it’s more an expression of what he wants his buildings to be.
"It's not that I am concentrating on purely architectural expression," said Pasha, 64, his brown-rimmed glasses perfectly offsetting a head of thick snow-white hair and neat goatee. "All those sketches would have a lot of couplets, the beginning of a poem might be there," he said smiling.
Worldblog.MSNBC
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I find the quote below interesting,
"And that role is certainly evident at the National Art Gallery. Sixty percent of the artists on exhibit are women."
Percentages like would be suprising if found inn the West, i would think.....
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