NJV School, a leader in academic and cultural evolution, opened Muraqqa-e-Sheher (The City’s Album) here yesterday. This landmark art exhibition, curated by Romila Kareem and hosted by Farzana Tunio, bridged established mastery with the future of art education in Karachi. The event was well-attended by people from the art community and the media.
Showcasing a diverse group of artists, the exhibition explored the region’s urban and cultural tapestry. The event marked a significant shift in the school’s creative trajectory, coinciding with the launch of a new diploma program aimed at setting a new standard for vocational arts education in Pakistan.
Bringing together masters of the craft and the academic community, the exhibition will remain open for public viewing through May 15.
“This exhibition underscores our commitment to fostering a space where art, history, and education converge,” said Farzana Tunio, advocate for cultural preservation at NJV School. “By bridging traditional craftsmanship with contemporary discourse, we are providing our students with a robust foundation to excel on a global stage.”
Key Features and Benefits:
• Curated Excellence: Features a prestigious lineup including Meher Afroz, Abdul Jabbar Gul, and Furrukh Shahab.
• Cultural Connection: The “City’s Album” theme offers a unique lens into the regional urban experience.
• Educational Evolution: Serves as the momentum for NJV’s upcoming diploma program, fostering a new era for art education.
The exhibition serves as a pivotal moment for the department, validating the school’s vision of artistic excellence through the endorsement of established industry leaders. Featured artists also include Shahana Munawwar, Adnan Mairaj, Hassnain Awais, Munawwar Ali Syed, and Nusrat Khawaja.
For more information about Muraqqa-e-Sheher or to schedule an interview, please contact Romila Kareem at the NJV Art and Design Department.
About NJV Art and Design Department: The NJV Art and Design Department is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of Pakistani artists through rigorous academic programs and high-profile exhibition platforms. With the upcoming launch of its new diploma program, the department aims to set a new standard for vocational and creative arts education in the country. Under the leadership of Ms. Farzana Tunio, the institution continues to honor heritage while empowering creative thinkers.