A vibrant showcase of creativity in connection with the celebrations of Pakistan's Independence Day, the "Hues of Pakistan" art exhibition, held at the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA), highlighted the rich cultural heritage and artistic talents of our nation's youth
The event was graced by the presence of National Heritage and Culture Division Secretary Hasan Nasir Jamy who inaugurated the exhibition.
In his remarks, Jamy stated, "It is with great honor that I inaugurate the exhibition, 'Hues of Pakistan; Art Competition and Exhibition for the Youth,' which has been specially organised to celebrate Pakistan as the Independence Day approaches."
He further said, "This significant occasion offers us a unique opportunity to recognise and celebrate our youth's remarkable creativity, while also honouring our beloved nation's rich cultural and historical heritage.
I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the young participants for their successful contributions to this exhibition.
It is my sincere hope that this event serves as a memorable milestone in their artistic journey."
PNCA Director of Visual Arts Division (VAD), Mariam Ahmed, also shared her thoughts, "We had an overwhelming response for this art competition this year.
We received more than 200 artworks from all over Pakistan, which have been included in this exhibition."
The top ten winners of the art competition were selected by a panel of jury members, and the Chief Guest distributed shields and certificates among the winners.
The names of the winners were Anwar Khan, Sana Ullah, Hadia Hashmi, Haleema Aziz, Huzaila Zahid, Humna Aslam, Mishal Mahsud, Noor Fatima Qureshi, Saman Aziz Mughal and Syeda Mahrukh.
Many senior and emerging artists also participated in the exhibition.
The main objective of the exhibition was to provide a platform for the youth to display their talent and creativity and to encourage artistic expression and innovation.
The exhibition will continue till 23rd August 2024. The PNCA invites art enthusiasts, media, and the general public to visit the exhibition and joined in celebrating this momentous occasion and the artistic expressions of our talented youth.
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