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June 5, 2022

Khartoum Collage 1/2

Summer 2022

An article by womensliteracysudan

Khartoum Collage, Summer 2022

This week’s post is a tribute to the gentle yet often disarming beauty of Sudan’s vast and complex capital.

Below, a work on permanent exhibition at Ahfad University.

Below, a work by Mohammed Ahmed Almahadi, (personal collection).

Below, a work by Reem, (personal collection).

One comment on “Khartoum Collage 1/2”

  1. kedipasha says:
    June 5, 2022 at 1:20 pm

    Lovely photos.
    It’s been years since I was in Khartoum.

    Like

    Reply
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