KABUL (Reuters) - In a small art gallery in the Afghan capital, Marzia Panahi watches as one of the young artists she has just employed applies paint to a framed felt canvas propped up against a easel.
Panahi, 21, set up the Namad Gallery at the height of the coronavirus pandemic in September.
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