ISLAMABAD: Pakistani artist Sadequain’s work is being showcased at an exhibition titled “The Holy Sinner” in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from Aug. 26 to 31, state media reported this week.
Widely regarded as one of Pakistan’s most celebrated painters, calligraphers and muralists, Sadequain, who died in 1987, was known for his bold murals, intricate calligraphy and evocative portrayals of spiritual and existential themes.
He produced some of the country’s most iconic public artworks, including large-scale murals in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, and is credited with revitalizing Islamic calligraphy by blending classical tradition with modernist expression.
“A distinctive exhibition featuring the works of Pakistan’s legendary artist Sadequain has kicked off at the Noor Royal Gallery in Jumeirah 2, Dubai,” the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) said in a report on Tuesday.
“According to a press release, the exhibition is a tribute to the artist’s unique blend of spiritual themes and modern artistic expression.”
