ISLAMABAD, Feb 27 (APP): The three-day art exhibition “Silent Expressions II”, organized by the Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA), concluded here Friday after successfully showcasing the extraordinary artistic talent of hearing-impaired students and promoting inclusive artistic expression.
The exhibition, which remained open to the public from February 25 to 27 at PNCA Islamabad, featured a diverse collection of paintings and creative works produced by hearing-impaired students.
The artworks reflected strong imagination, creative excellence, and emotional depth, attracting large numbers of visitors, artists, students, and art enthusiasts throughout the three-day event.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training Wajiha Qamar, who appreciated the students’ remarkable abilities and emphasized the importance of inclusive education and equal professional opportunities.
Federal Secretary for Federal Education and Professional Training Nadeem Mahbub and Director General Special Education Asif Iqbal Asif also supported the initiative aimed at empowering differently-abled students through creative platforms.
Director General PNCA Muhammad Ayoub Jamali commended the high artistic standard of the displayed works, stating that many pieces reflected professional-level craftsmanship and creativity.
A key announcement made during the exhibition included the transition of student internships into permanent employment opportunities. DG Special Education Captain (R) Asif Iqbal Asif reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to ensuring financial independence, dignity, and sustainable employment opportunities for special persons.
The successful conclusion of “Silent Expressions II” reaffirmed PNCA’s continued efforts to promote inclusivity and provide national platforms for emerging talent from all segments of society.