NusratJi solo exhibition opens at National Art Gallery

The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) has inaugurated a solo exhibition by impressionist painter NusratJi titled ‘WHAT REMAINS TO BE SEEN’ at the National Art Gallery in Islamabad.

The exhibition is organized into two distinct sections. Gallery 1 provides an immersive experience utilizing light, sound, and projected imagery. Gallery 2 focuses on traditional drawing and painting, featuring original works and 50 drawing studies. The collection explores themes of memory, perception, and the distinction between the seen and unseen.

NusratJi’s work, which spans over four decades, includes various series such as the Thar Series, Folk Lores, and depictions of horses, architecture, calligraphy, and nature. The opening ceremony included Federal Minister for National Heritage & Culture Division Aurangzeb Khan Khichi and other prominent cultural figures.