Key Points
- More than 60 resin art and painting works by students go on display in Faisalabad
- The Punjab Council of Arts and Divisional Public School jointly organised the exhibition
- MPA Uzma Raja, the school principal and the Arts Council director inaugurated the show
- Guests praise the students’ creative talent, while the council pledges a platform for emerging artists
FAISALABAD: More than 60 artworks in resin and paint by school students went on display in Faisalabad on Thursday. The Punjab Council of Arts and Divisional Public School jointly organised the exhibition.
The exhibition was jointly inaugurated by MPA Uzma Raja, DPS Principal Aliya Ayub Chattha and Arts Council Faisalabad Director Muhammad Imran Raza.
The show was arranged under the directives of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, Information and Culture Minister Azma Bukhari, Secretary Information and Culture Tahir Raza Hamdani and Arts Council Executive Director Mahboob Alam.
The guests praised the students’ work. MPA Uzma Raja said the young generation had immense creative talent.
DPS Principal Aliya Ayub Chattha said providing creative opportunities was a key responsibility of an educational institution.
Arts Council Director Muhammad Imran Raza congratulated the school management and students. He said the council strove to promote fine arts and give emerging artists a platform.
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