Tehmina Ahmed’s photography rests heavily on the interesting use  of   light. It appears that the artist does not like to completely give away her subjects. She leaves a lot to the viewer to discover what she’s felt while grabbing images. The pictures range from a bunch of folk singers to a dusky seaside, and all of them are aesthetically pleasing.

On the other hand Ayesha Vellani makes things clear as day for the viewer. There is a remarkable image of a timeworn foot (probably of a labourer) on which a dust-laden chappal is loosely put with his equipment at the other end of the grab, is a work of art. It is realism with a sense of purpose.

Mussarat Mirza is an established name. A couple of the artist's oil-on-canvas exhibits are delightful study of the fuzziness that life can sometimes enshroud a sensitive individual in.

Farina Alam’s photo-etching pieces, Abdul Jabbar Gul’s sculpture, Laila Rehman’s etching and aquatint exhibit, Ali Azmat’s painting and Aliya Bilgirami’s work too are worth marveling at.

The exhibition will remain open till the month of August.