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Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre and Ghulam Sakhi.
Painting by Ghulam Sakhi, from the Hazara community, and a description by this artist from Afghanistan of the symbolism in his artwork. (Painting: Sakhi, Ghulam. Text: Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre: BEMAC Refugee Cultural Calendar 2005)
Created:
2005
Date Added:
01 May 2006
Source:
Painting: Sakhi, Ghulam. Text: Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre: BEMAC Refugee Cultural Calendar 2005
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jpg (JPEG Image);
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30 KB
Dimensions:
550x400
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