Fresh graduates of the National College of Arts (NCA) displayed creativity in the disciplines of painting, miniature, sculpture and printmaking during the 4th Degree Show on Friday. The show presented philosophies with traditional forms of art making. The research projects of the Architecture Department focused on the development of an authentic design for the twin cities.
NCA Director Omar Tarar said in the age of globalization, creativity was commonly regarded as a key to enhancing the quality of life. “The NCA provided a unique educational, urban and cultural setting to cultivate students’ latent potential by providing them sufficient latitude to experiment and develop ideas in an environment that promotes creativity and freedom of expression,” he said.
“NCA also aims at helping the students in acquiring artistic skills, ideas and confidence to succeed in their professional careers as highly creative individuals who can carve a niche in the global cultural economy,” he added. The Degree Show will remain open to the general public till January 12.
NCA graduates display art work
