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People in the art world had problems acknowledging me: Sanki King
Most of us are fairly used to seeing graffiti outdoors or in public places. Even if it’s mostly not in its finest form, tastelessly adorning city walls with politics and hate, we understand that that’s where it belongs. The latest show at Sanat Initiative, however, proves otherwise. It invites graffiti into the gallery space, not only allowing us to view it in a completely different light (quite literally), but also acting as a gesture of acceptance officially welcoming graffiti into the realm of fine art in Pakistan.