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Central
Institute of Arts and Crafts
Located
within the premises of the Arts Council, Karachi,
the Central Institute of Arts and Crafts was established
in 1966 by a private body of distinct personalities
like Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Nawabzada Wajid, Justice
Nana and Salim-uz-Zaman Siddiqui. It's governed
by a Board of Directors. It is the citiy's first
school that introduced a Design program to cater
to the needs of the nascent advertising industry.
Now a self-financed concern, the Institute has
come a long way since its inception and has been
headed from time to time by well known artists
of the country like Ali Imam, Rashed Arshed, Masood
Kohari, Maqsood Ali and Qudsia Nisar. The Institute
offers four-year Diploma courses in Fine Arts,
Graphic Design,and Textile Design.
Participating Students
Ashfaq Ahmed
Asima Khozem
Faisal Moin Zuberi
Lubaba Abbas Naqvi
Maria Sehrish
Shaun Joseph
Sumaira Talib
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