Featuring bold, bright and beautiful colour styles to aesthetically enhance home and work spaces, the exhibition continues on for two days till Saturday, the 20th of January, 2018, facilitating customer ease and interactions.
“We have experimented on different art and craft forms,” he said.
In conversation with the Daily Times, Mr Aziz added, “What makes this initiative unique is that it represents a combination of soul and skill. It is not patronising the artist alone but the craftsmen behind this. It’s a rare arrangement where a panel of artists provided their esteemed guidance and mentorship to our local raw craftsmen, so they create and recreate the blended version of our heritage and modern art.”
Art objects capturing the attention of onlookers include works such as ‘Frog doing Yoga,’ ‘Praying Buddha,’ ‘Cow Boys,’ ‘Stylised deer,’ ‘Hounds,’ ‘Copper Pots’, ceramic pieces, original antique ship lights and many other such compositions.
‘When we want to bring about a change in the world, we look for thinkers and doers. Mr Shoaib manifests the specimen of such a doer, whose artwork stands necessary for the positive image building of our nation,’ added painter and sculptor RM Naeem
Established names like RM Naeem, Salima Hashmi, Nayyar Ali Dada, Mustansar Hussain Tarar, Syed Noor, Hissan Hyder and Umar Shami amongst others, commended the initiative taken by Mr Aziz (who happens to be a literary figure) to showcase an exhibition that revealed his innermost, hidden talent.
“Mehmil reflects the deep-rooted desire for human beings to excel in the making of things,” said Artist and former Dean of NCA Salima Hashmi, while endorsing the concept behind the exhibition and speaking about our beloved city, Lahore.
Mehmil, as the name suggests, truly and unconventionally unfolds for its viewers a story of “an unending journey of taste and style spread across horizons.”
Published in Daily Times, January 20th 2018.
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