Creative, innovative and incorporated stunning art work was the hallmark of a group exhibition presented by the young graduates of National Council of the Arts, Rawalpindi Campus, which was showcased at the National Arts Gallery (NAG) under the auspicious of PNCA here on Thursday.
The exhibition titled ‘Pastiche’ was inaugurated by PNCA Director General Tauqir Nasir amid the presence of a number of art lovers and students.
While strolling inside the art galleries, the PNCA chief spoke highly about the creative art works of the youngsters who pondered, explored and documented the interactive art.
Appreciating the diversity of the artists, Nasir said these youngsters have the ability to sustain their originality, dynamism and direction to encounter the challenges of the future in this particular field.
“This exhibition aptly titled ‘Pastiche’ aims to enter a dialogue between the viewer and the artists that will help paving way setting up future dimension in the sphere of visual arts,” the DG said.
As many as 11 fresh graduates of NCA presented their collective work representing novel ideas and vision of the post-modern Pakistan through 55 art pieces. The artists included Sundas Rana, Narjis Mirza, Faten Suleman, Nazir Ahmed, Rabia Ayub, Amna Saeed, Sumaiyah Arshad, Tazeem Anwar, Maimoona Riaz, Afshan Yousuf, and Sundus Tariq.
Pastiche is a work of art using material from similar works, a work of literature, music, art, or cinema that makes use of material from other similar works, especially in order to laugh in a gentle way at those other works.
The exhibition will continue till July 2.
PNCA chief lauds youngsters’ art work
