The artists from across the country have joined hands to contribute to flood relief efforts by donating their work to an exhibition organized here for collecting funds for the flood victims.
The unprecedented rains this year have played havoc across most of the country, resulting in the loss of precious lives and massive destruction. Keeping in view the flood situation across the country, the Art Aid organized a fundraising event at Art gallery F-9 Park.
Famous and renowned artists of the country have donated their artworks to help the people affected by the recent floods in Pakistan and participate in their rehabilitation.
The exhibition was inaugurated by the Chief Commissioner Islamabad Captain (R) Muhammad Usman Younis, the other day which will continue till October 9.
On the occasion famous painters, artists of the country and a large number of citizens also participated.
On the last day of the exhibition, these works of art will be auctioned, after which the money received will be donated to the Prime Minister’s Flood Relief Account to provide all possible help to the flood victims. Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Commissioner said the civic agency was making all-out efforts to help the flood victims.
He said the art gallery is a great platform for women and youth from where they can transfer the culture and civilization of the country of Pakistan to the coming generation, especially those living in other countries.
He said the civil administration will continue to organise such exhibitions in the future.
