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Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts
Shivanjani Lal
Mere Porvaj [I am Remembering]
The works in Mere Porvaj [I am remembering] speak to a history that has been forgotten, the labour of women, and the love of a land that continues to hold them.
The works in Mere Porvaj [I am remembering] speak to a history that has been forgotten, the labour of women, and the love of a land that continues to hold them.
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