Faisalabad Students Display More Than 60 Resin Artworks, Paintings At Exhibition

Faisalabad Students Display More Than 60 Resin Artworks, Paintings At Exhibition
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Organised by the Punjab Council of Arts and Divisional Public School, the exhibition featured works on diverse themes and highlighted the importance of creative opportunities for young people. FAISALABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 5th Nov, 2026) More than 60 artworks showcasing the creativity and artistic talent of young students were displayed at an exhibition of resin art and paintings organised by the Punjab Council of Arts, Faisalabad Division, in collaboration with Divisional Public School, Faisalabad. The exhibition featured distinctive resin art masterpieces and paintings depicting diverse themes, reflecting students' imagination, artistic skills and innovative approaches. Member Provincial Assembly Uzma Raja, Divisional Public School Principal Alia Ayub Chattha and Director Punjab Council of Arts Faisalabad Division Muhammad Imran Raza jointly inaugurated the exhibition and appreciated the students' creative efforts. Speaking on the occasion, Uzma Raja said young people possessed immense creative potential that could be nurtured through artistic activities and opportunities to showcase their talent. She observed that such exhibitions helped develop students' artistic abilities, confidence and innovation. Principal Alia Ayub Chattha stressed the importance of providing students with platforms for creative expression, saying collaboration between educational institutions and cultural organisations played a significant role in personality development and promoting fine arts. Muhammad Imran Raza said the Arts Council was committed to promoting fine arts among young people, encouraging emerging talent and providing aspiring artists with opportunities to display their work and gain recognition.

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