Art exhibition showcasing the talents of Pakistani and British Pakistani artists held in London
Image by Pakistan High Commission London
Humanism “Flowering of the Being”: A Group Art Exhibition by Pakistani and British- Pakistani fine and contemporary artists opened to visitors at the Asia House Gallery, London, from 7 March to 10 March, 2023. A reception was also held on 7 March from 6 pm to 9 pm.
The art displayed at Asia House promoted Pakistani artwork, and raised funds for charities which include SOS, Pakistan Citizen Foundation, and charities working towards bettering people’s mental health both in Pakistan and the United Kingdom. The proceeds from the exhibition sale were distributed to all the charities.
Exhibition curators, Amna Pataudi and Sophia Chaudhry joined their efforts to present art enthusiasts in London with this art exhibition which featured the work of twenty emerging and established Pakistani and British Pakistani artists. The curators wanted the audience to join hands in supporting charities by buying beautiful art pieces, as a token of love for the cause.
Image by Pakistan High Commission London
High Commissioner Moazzam Ahmad Khan, and his wife Leena Saleem Moazzam also attended the opening event, and appreciated the creativity of Pakistani artists. Many other distinguished guests visited the gallery to see the exhibition, including the British Pakistani artists’ fraternity, the local business community, and many art collectors.
Humanism “Flowering of the Being”, showcased a diverse range of art forms, including contemporary art, miniature art, abstract art, and calligraphy. The exhibition explored the theme of ‘Humanism’ with purpose to encourage visitors to view ideas and concepts painted by artists in their own different ways and style.
The participating artists, hailing from different parts of Pakistan and the UK were selected for their unique and thought-provoking art works. Each artist brought a unique perspective to the exhibition, reflecting their individual experiences and sharing their cultural backgrounds. The exhibition featured an appealing smorgasbord of styles and techniques, from bold compositions to intricate miniature art. The artwork was priced to provide buyers with a wide range and variety to choose from.
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