Rawalpindi: The closing ceremony of a painting exhibition at the Punjab Council of the Arts in Rawalpindi highlighted the distinctive culture of books through visual art. The event attracted art enthusiasts, students, and dignitaries from the region, underscoring its cultural significance.
Dr. Najeeba Arif, Chairperson of the Pakistan Academy of Letters, served as the chief guest and praised the efforts of both the organizers and artist Muhammad Qasim. She emphasized that the exhibition paid tribute to the literary and intellectual heritage, and advocated for promoting reading culture among the youth through art.
Sajjad Hussain, Director of Punjab Arts Council, commended the artist for his interpretation of the theme. The event was attended by senior artists, poets, and officials, contributing to a dialogue between visual art and literature.
The exhibition offered a platform to celebrate the convergence of art and literature, leaving a strong impression on attendees.