Students exhibit communication design work at ACP

ACIAC with a highly subsidised fee structure makes education accessible to a large section of society

People admire the artwork of the students of Arts Council Institute of Arts and Crafts which opened at the Arts Council of Pakistan on Monday. Photo: Express

KARACHI:

The Arts Council of Pakistan (ACP) Karachi organised a three-day “Mini Thesis Show 2022” based on the communication design of the Arts Council Institute of Arts and Crafts at the Art Gallery of Ahmed Shah Building. In the thesis show, creations of eight students of communication design were exhibited.

Communication design, unusual projects, and initiatives reflecting different aspects of life were presented, said the statement released here on Monday.Among the students who participated in the third thesis show, Nazeef Sheikh, Khawaja Mubasher Saeed, Asad Ali, Sachin Ramji, Zeenat Soomro, Akash Kumar, Saira Iqbal, and Fiza Fatima showcased their art through photography and documentary on various topics. It should be noted that the third mini theses show would continue till September 7 from 10am to 6pm.

ACIAC with a highly subsidised fee structure makes education accessible to a large section of society and prepares them for careers in fine arts, graphic design and textile design. In 51 years of its existence, the ACIAC alumni has made a significant contribution to the cultural life of the city and country, a statement said.

Published in The Express Tribune, September 6th, 2022.

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