Federal Minister for Culture Jamal Shah inaugurated a week-long National level Wildlife art exhibition, depicting the living jewels of Pakistan
ISLAMABAD – 9 October 2023 (Adnan Hameed) : Jamal Shah, Interim Federal Minister of National Heritage & Culture inaugurated a week -long second Wildlife Art Exhibition, depicting the living jewels of Pakistan here at Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA).
Director General PNCA Ayub Jamali, artists Ahsan Qureshi and Kamran Qureshi were also present on the occasion.
In his remarks, Jamal Shah highly praised the artwork by Ahsan Qureshi and Kamran Qureshi, adding that their stunning artworks aims to showcase beauty and diversity of wildlife of Pakistan. They have a passion for conservation of nature for which, through their work, they hope to generate awareness and call for collective actions.
Hosted at the PNCA venue, this exhibition features the extraordinary talents of two self-taught wildlife artists, Ahsan Qureshi and Kamran Qureshi.
The event marks a significant moment in Pakistan’s art scene, showcasing the profound passion for nature and wildlife shared by these gifted artists.
Both Ahsan Qureshi and Kamran Qureshi have translated their childhood experiences of hunting and trekking with their father into hyper-realistic paintings. Their dedication to wildlife conservation and their meticulous portrayal of Pakistan’s endangered species have earned them recognition, both nationally and internationally.
Ahsan Qureshi and Kamran Qureshi’s artworks, rendered in oils and watercolors, encapsulate the essence of freedom from spatial constraints. Through their brushstrokes, they delicately balance the relationship between humanity and nature, drawing attention to the fragile harmony between the two. The exhibition promises a unique opportunity for art enthusiasts and nature lovers to immerse themselves in the rich biodiversity of Pakistan. The stunning artworks not only captivate the senses but also serve as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for wildlife preservation in the country.
The exhibition will remain on display until Sunday, 15th October 2023, offering visitors a week-long chance to appreciate the masterpieces.
