ArchiveExhibition
Fauzia Akbar : A Life Loving Art
16 Feb-24 Feb 2017
Camberwell Space
London SE5 8UF
Overview
This exhibition features the work and sketchbooks of Fauzia Akbar, a BA (Hons) Drawing student who passed away last year. A tragic loss to all who knew her, this display provides an opportunity to celebrate her prolific talents that demonstrate her love of art and enthusiasm for making.
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