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‘Arc of the Verses’ painting exhibition concludes in Srinagar

Six-day exhibition showcases artist Arshad Sualeh’s works, brings together Kashmir’s art and literary community

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‘Arc of the Verses’ painting exhibition concludes in Srinagar

Six-day exhibition showcases artist Arshad Sualeh’s works, brings together Kashmir’s art and literary community

Srinagar, Oct 26 (KNS): A six-day painting exhibition titled ‘Arc of the Verses’, featuring the works of artist Arshad Sualeh, concluded in Srinagar on Sunday, drawing art enthusiasts, writers and members of the cultural community.

Organised by Art Harbour Srinagar, the exhibition opened on October 20 and remained accessible to visitors until October 25, offering a glimpse into Sualeh’s artistic journey and creative expression.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Zadibal MLA Tanveer Sadiq, with senior journalist Imdad Saqi attending as the guest of honour. The inaugural event brought together personalities from the fields of art, literature, journalism, medicine and public life.

The occasion also saw the presentation of the M. Sualeh Award 2026 in recognition of contributions to art and related fields.

Noted physician Dr Syed Amin Tabish presented the award to Tanveer Sadiq, while the MLA felicitated Imdad Saqi, Dr Manzoor Nazar, artist and curator Yousuf Naqashbandi and exhibiting artist Arshad Sualeh.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Speaking on the occasion, Imdad Saqi highlighted Sualeh’s dedication to painting and his artistic journey, stressing the importance of providing platforms for artists to exhibit their work and engage with audiences.

Writer and broadcaster Abid Gowhar praised Sualeh’s artistic abilities, describing painting as part of his family’s creative legacy. He also appreciated his skills as an orator.

Classical singer Kifayat Faheem and J&K Bank Manager Saleem Kalloo were among those who attended the event.

Throughout the exhibition, visitors viewed the paintings and interacted with the artistic themes reflected in Sualeh’s work.

The organisers said the exhibition was intended to encourage artistic expression and provide a space for Kashmir’s creative community to connect with audiences while recognising contributions to art and literature. (KNS) 

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