Sadequain Gallery opens to general public
LAHORE:Sadequain Gallery was opened to the general public at a ceremony held at National School of Public Policy (NSPP) on Friday.
NSPP Rector Dr Ijaz Munir had a vital role in the establishment of the gallery. Under his leadership, a treasure trove of Sadequain’s calligraphic paintings, which had been lying in storage for years, have been meticulously restored and put on display for public.
Recognising the significance of these priceless artworks, the rector took the initiative to curate and exhibit them, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and study the masterpieces of the wonderful artist.
The much anticipated book compiled by Kiran Khurshid on the original paintings shedding light on the extraordinary collection of calligraphic paintings by the legendary artist was also launched on the occasion. The newly released book showcases high-quality images of the original paintings of Sadequain besides providing insights into his creative journey, themes, and techniques. It serves as a valuable resource for art enthusiasts, historians, and researchers who seek to understand the depth of his work and his profound influence on calligraphic art in Pakistan.
Speaking at the book launch event, Dr Ijaz Munir appreciated Kiran for compiling the book and expressed his pride in bringing Sadequain’s art back into the public eye. He said, “Sadequain’s paintings are an invaluable part of our cultural heritage. It was our responsibility to preserve and celebrate his contributions. This book is an extension of our commitment to honoring his legacy,” he stated. He further said that the publication of this book marks a momentous landmark in the conservation and promotion of Pakistani art. Dr Ijaz said that the book is tribute to the matchless artistic brilliance of the legendary painter and is expected to garner widespread interest from both local and international art communities.
The programme was attended by senior civil servants and the leading personalities from the academia and arts fraternity. Among the speakers, Saleema Hashmi, F. S. Aijazuddin and Ejaz Anwar applauded this commendable step by the leading institution.
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