Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Apr 13 : A three-day painting exhibition highlighting tribal culture titled “Whispers of Hills” organised by renowned artist Muneer Ali Khan was concluded here today.
The closing ceremony graced by Alok Kumar, Additional Director General of Police and Director of Fire & Emergency Services, Jammu and Kashmir, who was the Chief Guest on the occasion.
The exhibition showcased around 35 exquisite artworks by Muneer Ali Khan, offering a vibrant glimpse into the diverse and unique culture of the tribal Gujjar- Bakerwal communities of Jammu and Kashmir.
In his welcome address, Dr Javaid Rahi, Secretary of Kala Kendra, emphasized that the exhibition aimed to promote Tribal Culture and provide a platform for eminent artist Muneer Ali Khan to connect with a wider audience through his art.
He noted that the exhibition was inaugurated earlier by Minister Satish Kumar Sharma and witnessed visits by several prominent personalities and art lovers at the Master Sansar Chand Gallery of Kala Kendra.
Speaking on the occasion, Alok Kumar commended Muneer Ali Khan for his clarity of themes and expertise in portraiture.
He lauded the artist’s efforts in portraying the tribal ethos and emotions through his vivid brushwork.
Muneer Ali Khan, in his address, provided insights into his artistic journey, stating that his inspiration is deeply rooted in the lives and traditions of the Gujjar-Bakerwal tribal communities.
He shared that this exhibition is a tribute to his tribal identity, depicting the migratory lifestyle and cultural narratives of the community.
The exhibition received an overwhelming response from art enthusiasts, tribal representatives, students and the general public, making it a memorable celebration of tribal heritage and contemporary art.
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