Handmade paper making workshop participants learned new skills and exchanged ideas.
Islamabad : The Pakistan National Council of the Arts hosted a one-day Paper Making Workshop, conducted by Zahid ur Rehman. The event witnessed a diverse group of participants of all ages who gathered to explore the fascinating world of paper craft. The workshop aimed to promote creativity, environmental consciousness, and traditional art forms by teaching the art of paper making. Zahid ur Rehman, guided the participants through various techniques and processes involved in creating handmade paper. Attendees had the opportunity to immerse themselves in this intricate art form.
The workshop was attended by participants from different age groups, ranging from school children to senior citizens, all eager to learn the art of paper making. The diverse group brought together people from various backgrounds, fostering a sense of community and shared creativity.
Throughout the workshop, attendees were encouraged to experiment with colors, textures, and shapes, resulting in a wide array of unique paper creations. The atmosphere was filled with enthusiasm and artistic energy as participants learned new skills and exchanged ideas.
The Pakistan National Council of the Arts is dedicated to nurturing artistic talents and preserving cultural traditions in the country. Events like the Paper Making Workshop align with PNCA’s mission to foster creativity and promote sustainable art practice. PNCA is dedicated to promote Pakistani Art on local and international scale. Our elevate and unique programs that present the traditional and contemporary art practices we reflect upon the excellence and cultural diversity of Pakistan as well as support professional development of the artist. PNCA is committed to promoting significant aspects of the country and encourages community participation in gallery activities, fostering curatorial practice to artist’s own understanding of their work and encourages a healthy and sustainable local arts industry. PNCA has maintained a range of regionally focused visual arts exhibitions featuring both nationally and internationally recognized artists.
