ISLAMABAD: U.S. Ambassador Richard Olson praised the collaborative work of U.S. and Pakistani artists at the opening of an exhibition today at the Serena Hotel’s Satrang Gallery.
The exhibition, entitled, What Remain are Children’s Lullabies, features the artwork of two U.S. and four Pakistani artists who collaborated over the course of a year to create a series of images exploring women’s rights and cultural identity.
“Building cultural ties creates mutual understanding and enhances productive dialogue. It also enables inspiring collaboration, such as what we see here today in this exhibit,” said Ambassador Olson.
Ambassador Olson emphasized the U.S. government commitment to strengthening people-to-people ties between the United States and Pakistan. The U.S. Embassy in Islamabad has established the largest cultural and exchange program anywhere in the world, and sends nearly 1,000 Pakistanis to the United States every year on cultural, academic, and professional exchanges.
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