LAHORE — The Lahore Arts Council (Alhamra) recently held a two-day Sculpture Training Workshop aimed at enhancing young artists’ skills. Drawing aspiring talents from all over the city, this event emphasized the growing interest in fine arts education within Lahore, Pakistan’s cultural capital.
Expert-Led Training at Alhamra
The workshop was led by renowned sculptor Maisam Hussain, providing hands-on training at the Alhamra Academy of Performing Arts. Participants received professional guidance on various sculpting techniques.
The sessions focused on practical skill development, were both engaging and informative. Under expert supervision, attendees mastered essential sculpting methods alongside advanced techniques.
Key Training Components
- Foundation sculpting techniques
- Material handling and preparation
- Creative design approaches
- Professional finishing methods
Fostering Young Talent through Arts
Executive Director Muhammad Nawaz Gondal highlighted the exceptional talent among Pakistani youth, acknowledging their achievements as a source of national pride. He reaffirmed Alhamra’s commitment to providing valuable learning opportunities in fine arts.
The high attendance at the workshop is seen as a promising sign for the future of the arts in Pakistan. Alhamra is dedicated to supporting emerging artists in skill enhancement and exploring their creative potential.
Workshop Activities and Structure
Naveen Roma from the Alhamra Academy inaugurated the event, welcoming participants on the first day. Throughout the two-day program, Hussain led participants through various sculpting techniques in interactive sessions.
The Alhamra Academy of Performing Arts frequently organizes workshops and training programs, equipping young artists with essential skills to enrich Pakistan’s cultural landscape through fine arts.
