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    Artist brings work highlighting the value of migrants back to Birmingham after exhibitions in Greece and Paris

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    By Birmingham Eastside on July 29, 2017 Art, Culture

    Birmingham artist Salma Zulfiqar is showcasing her latest installation in the city.

    Building Peace through the Oceans by Salma Zulfiqar
    Building Peace through the Oceans by Salma Zulfiqar

    Building Peace through the Oceans will be at the Library of Birmingham until September 30th.

    The work consists of six canvasses designed to represent the continents of the world and highlight the positive role of migrants in each region.

    Salma’s piece has already gone on display in Greece and Paris.

    For more details visit the Library of Birmingham website.

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