Three-day calligraphy exhibition of Ayesha Kamal commences at the Global Centre for Pluralism

OTTAWA, Nov 11 (APP):The High Commission for Pakistan is hosting a three-day calligraphy exhibition of a renowned Pakistani artist Ayesha Kamal at the Global Centre for Pluralism here, celebrating Pakistan’s rich artistic heritage and the enduring legacy of the art of beautiful writing (calligraphy) of Pakistan.

The calligraphy exhibition on the auspicious occasion of Iqbal Day 2026 was inaugurated by High Commissioner of Pakistan to Canada, Muhammad Saleem, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs news release said.

 He appreciated Kamal’s artistic contribution to promote Pakistan on the international stage. The event was attended by Honourable members of the Parliament of Canada, Ambassadors/High Commissioners and diplomatic corps, Canadian art fans and the Pakistani Community representatives. The visitors expressed keen appreciation for the exhibited art pieces, particularly the intricate craftsmanship, aesthetic appeal and creative evolution of traditional calligraphy in Pakistan.

Open to the public from November 10-11, the exhibition offers an opportunity for Canadian friends of art to explore Pakistan’s cultural writing tradition. The exhibition forms part of the High Commission’s ongoing efforts to promote artistic engagement and closer people-to-people connections with a view to build enduring bonds of friendship.

As an accomplished artist, Ayesha Kamal has earned distinction for her unique calligraphy and writing art, blending traditional artistic influence with contemporary expression. Her novel artwork projects the richness of Pakistan’s cultural heritage. The Consulates General of Pakistan in Toronto and Montreal also held her art exhibition to introduce Pakistan’s rich artistic heritage to the wider Canadian civil society.