irfanspace also tells the story of efforts to overcome tensions between different faith communities.
here’s a short excerpt in which andreas d’souza explains how, in the midst of heart-rending communal riots in hyderabad, the henry martyn institute shifted its focus from being an evagelistic organisation to one focused on dialogue and reconcilliation. an interfaith response to the riots was at the heart of this transformation.
andreas d’souza:
a selection of pieces from irfansapce has been
selected for inclusion in "You Am I " an exhibition of Contemporary Australian Muslim artists, currently running at the Hume Global Learning Centre, 1093 Pascoe Vale Road, Broadmeadows, Melbourne.
The exhibition will run from February 9 - April 9, and features work from Muslim artists across Australia.
Full details available in this month's Art Almanac listings, as listed under "Hume Global Learning Centre".
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