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Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Two contrasting pianistic talents graced Sydney's musical stages last week.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.

Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi is among a collective of 16 Islamic artists who have joined together to produce at show called Enough - or "Khalas" in Arabic at the UNSW Gallery in Paddington.