Karachi – The art exhibition “Feminists Charisma VI by Talented Women Artists” was inaugurated at Art Citi Gallery to celebrate the creativity and vision of women in the arts. The event was inaugurated by Mohammad Ahmed Shah, who highlighted the importance of art in reflecting societal dimensions and global issues. He praised the exhibition for its diversity of ideas and aesthetics, noting that women artists often display a unique and strong artistic sense.
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Curated by renowned artist Samina Mumtaz, the exhibition featured 60 artworks by 25 women artists, exploring themes such as feminine beauty and natural landscapes. Among the notable attendees were Mohammad Qasim Soomro, Tanveer Farooqi, and Jimmy Engineer, alongside a large gathering of art enthusiasts.
Speaking at the event, Mohammad Qasim Soomro emphasized the value of youth in society, encouraging them to seize opportunities for training, learning, and showcasing their talent. He noted that platforms like this exhibition help young individuals gain practical experience while contributing positively to societal development.
The exhibition featured works by artists including Afsheen Waqas, Aniqa Fatima, Annal Haque, Arusha Javed, Asma Baig, Azra Wahab, Fasiha Farooq, Fauzia Khan, Hajra Mansoor, Hafsa Sheikh, Laiba Maqsood, Naureen Usmani, Nida Fatima, Noshina Rind, Rahab Naqvi, Razia Sahar, Sadia Arif, Sahar Atta, Saher Shah Rizvi, Saima Aamir, Samina Mumtaz, Shaima Umar, Shaista Momin, Sidra Sattar, Sohaina Elia, Sunbal Sajid, Syeda Nadia Raza, Sabeen Rashid, and Zainab Taj.
The exhibition not only celebrated the accomplishments of established artists but also provided a platform for emerging talent, highlighting the growing contribution of women to Pakistan’s vibrant art scene.
