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A sunlit mountain valley in northern Pakistan, with snow-capped peaks, poplars and a village below, seen from a stone gallery terrace with a framed portrait and a bronze vessel.

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Ainad Gallery serves as a platform where art, culture and meaningful social impact meet — connecting collectors, artists, communities and institutions through stories from across Pakistan.

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A story behind every piece

Series: Iqbal ka F-8

2022, Photographic journalism, Rahim Yar Khan District

The collection explores the contrast between Pakistan’s growing urban centres and communities that remain less visible, where access to infrastructure and opportunity can still be limited.

Through stories and images from places rarely given the spotlight, Iqbal ka F-8 reflects on what it means to share in a national vision while directing support toward the communities represented in the work.

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  • A monochrome collage by Anees Adam of men seated on a rocky peak above a dark, angular woven structure.
  • A cubist painting rendered in blue tones of two figures with faces close together, set against a fragmented backdrop of foliage, latticework and geometric shapes.
  • A dreamlike artwork by Aiman Memon showing two seated women in red with children and a winged figure.
  • A hyperrealist painting by Muhammad Zubair of a bearded man raising a decorated horn to his lips.
120+
Artists supported
12+
Stories documented
35+
Children & women supported
4+
Programs in development

Stories documented over time

Cumulative stories entering the Ainad Gallery archive.

Stories documented over time. Cumulative stories entering the Ainad Gallery archive.
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A sepia illustration of a mother and three children painting on a woven mat outside a mud-brick village, with palms and mountains beyond.