By Maryam Rahman,on March 11th,2013 This spring yellow kites were replaced by yellow balloons and a rush of language and pros that Lahore has long awaited. As the hub of cultural commotion for centuries,and the birthplace of many internationally recognized writers and poets like Bapsi Sidhwa,Mohsin Hamid,it is quite bizarre that such an event has never been . . . →Read More:English Medium only By Tina McCloughy,on January 22nd,2013 When Ludwig Borchardt first held the life-sized bust of the ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti in his hands 100 years ago,his immediate thoughts reflected a clear understanding of the magnitude of his discovery. “Really wonderful work,” he wrote in his diary immediately after unearthing the bust,now a star attraction at the Neues Museum here. . . . →Read More:Egyptian art By Maryam Rahman,on January 28th,2011 The country’s first-ever gaming and animation conference was held on Thursday at the Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture with the organisers miraculously managing to persuade the giants of the Pakistani industry to attend. Pioneers such as Trango,TinTash,Mindstorm studios,Sharpimage and Folio3 showed up to assure the pleasantly surprised students that there . . . →Read More:Gamers and ‘geeks’meet at first ever animation conference By admin,on December 30th,2010 By Omar Farooque,on December 29th,2010 Alain de Botton is a Swiss public intellectual,author,philosopher,television presenter and entrepreneur living in the United Kingdom. He has written several books on literature,philosophy,art,travel and architecture. In August 2008,he established a new educational enterprise in London called “The School of Life”. Among his prominent books are “How Proust Can Change . . . →Read More::Is The West Going Through a Phase of Moral Degeneration | |
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