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A “RELIGIO-POLITICAL”  MYTH IN JEDDAH
united nations India , JAN 2023

"Lifelong Learner Soars to New Heights: Awarded Fourth Certificate of Merit in Cosmopolitan Artistic Journey"

The UN analytically DN Divided nations entirely failed to dismantle the political violations of dominance, discrimination, and hatred against Muslims. The OIC exists that is the “collective voice of the Muslim world.” According to the OIC domain, it established: upon a decision of the historical summit: that took place in Rabat, the Kingdom of Morocco on 12th Rajab 1389 Hijra (25 September 1969) following the criminal arson of Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem. Today it possesses 57 membership states spread over four continents. It was established based on the defense and collectiveness of the mono voice and protecting the rights of the Muslim world in the spirit of promoting humanitarian peace and harmony globally as a human first and foremost human existential duty. But, Muslims are watching that the OIC leaders failed to transform terrorism into peace and establish collective power.

 In 1970 first-ever meeting of  ICFM was interpreted: on the narratives of Islamic collaborative actions and Islamic governance strategies and cooperation placed in Jeddah through a different perspective that became a written content on the Oic world nothing else. Dr. Yousef Ahmed Al-Othaimeen is the 11th political Secretary-General who assumed office in November 2016 and is unknown to the Muslim world because of his subordination. It decided to establish a permanent secretariat in Jeddah and start processing and transforming violence into peace with Islamic Multidiversitic governance that fundamentally is based: on the natural and Monotheistic universalism in Adam-ist and Abrahamic perspectives.  Over the last 40 years, the membership has grown from its founding members of 30 to 57 states: but it entirely failed to show the results of the Muslim collective voice.

Twitter and web claims don’t defend Muslims from any angle. The situations Muslims are witnessing became entertainment for web people. It also generates more crimes against Muslims. Global Viewership and a day-to-day crime against Muslims analysis that anti-Islamic detectives and haters are everywhere they are close to your hearts and unaware of that.  You are Divided, coded with hypocrisy, and there is a lack of education in the 21st Muslim world that organizes unimportant extremism and confuses the non-Muslim world. It also contrasts with Monotheistic liberals and the educational industries to balance with the collective voice of Muslims. These are the key reasons: Muslims are targeted everywhere on different excuses as Hijab, Namaz, Fasting, Including property.

The maximum number of Muslim countries are expanding the land and citizenship to non-Muslims, and In Non-Muslim countries, it is crippling towards Muslims. However, both sides are carving walls of hate, terror, and separatism in the name of nationalism. That helps to shape individualistic and community separatism. Analytically It hides the realism of universalism or cosmopolitanism: in the light of cosmo governance.

However, OIC is a Mono honor that global Muslims believe that organization will unite “Ummah” and establish the collective power into a singular body and defend the ummah’s rights globally from any injustice with any Muslim. I was analyzing: the OIC strategies and policies that are not advanced yet to defend the Muslim world or Muslims Additionally, Incorrect teachings and non-Quranic Theological elements and information have taken place in our hearts, homes, societies, and that also became part of the Islamic divisional politics. But still, we are opposing and sharing incorrect teaching in Islamic institutions through different perspectives that raise more individualism culture Instead of the Islamic idea of collectiveness, duty, and unity.

The OIC’s objective was to safeguard the values of Islam and the Muslims. The organization attempted multiple steps to remove misperceptions and has strongly advocated the elimination of discrimination against Muslims in all forms and manifestations. But it failed to apply the strategical and critical applications to decode the elements and anti-Islamic agendas all the time. Thousands Tagged it Failure organization. Billions believe it remains a fourth-class political game among few.    The Failure OIC actively represents the billions of Muslims of the world. The organization claims to have cooperative relations with the Divided nation (DN) and other inter-governmental organizations. The cooperation will protect the fundamental interests of the Muslims. It will also work: for the transformation of conflicts, disputes, and terrorism into peace, human rights, and freedom.

The OICs organizational base-ism is amended multiple times with new programs and policies to rectify the idea and practice of OIC in the 21st century with symbolic liberty. The new program and priorities of the OIC contain multiple areas and transformative dynamics of peace transformation and peacebuilding. There are also specialized organs under the banner of the OIC as the Islamic Development Bank, Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations, subsidiary and affiliate organs that entirely failed to boost cooperation in various fields among the OIC member states. Today 95% of Muslims don’t believe in the organization and its promised collaboration. Web platforms are witnessing: the reactions of the people towards OIC. The Islamic world failed to defend ummah and universal human rights. OIC has been thrown out: from the game of nationalistic or sectional governmental-ism and intergovernmental-ism due to a lack of real engagement and solutions for Muslim countries in crisis. The Islamic political scientists and theologians also failed to unite the people and run the organization that would be inspiring and beneficial.

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7th Annual Contemporary art exhibition ‘Confluence’ Inaugurated.
united nations India , JAN 2023

"Lifelong Learner Soars to New Heights: Awarded Fourth Certificate of Merit in Cosmopolitan Artistic Journey"

It was a confluence of emotions for art lovers when they saw the portraits of Firdousa Farooq, mother of slain teenager Wamiq Farooq, depicting pain and agony, and Self-reflection portraits By Syeed Teeli, IMFA Kashmir university final year Student/Artist depicting the apprehension and juxtaposition of governmental strategies and citizen rights. The Maximum paintings show people and places affected by the ongoing situation in Kashmir.

It was a confluence of emotions for art lovers when they saw the portraits of Firdousa Farooq, mother of slain teenager Wamiq Farooq, depicting pain and agony, and Self-reflection portraits By Syeed Teeli, IMFA Kashmir university final year Student/Artist depicting the apprehension and juxtaposition of governmental strategies and citizen rights. The maximal paintings show people and places affected by the ongoing situation in Kashmir.

The event was a two-day contemporary art exhibition named Confluence. That starts at Rajbagh Srinagar in a building in Post Office Lane.
During the event, one-hundred thirty artworks by 34 Kashmiri artists are displayed. The two-day exhibition was inaugurated in a building, in Post Office Lane, from Sep 2017 (11 am to 9 pm). Beholding private viewing on Friday and received appreciation for the varying artworks put on display for sale.


Prominent artist Masood Hussain said his ‘Transparent strokes series’ is focused on depicting people, places and culture especially. The ones which have evolved during the Kashmir conflict.
“This series which focuses on people who had to leave Kashmir during militancy irrespective of the religion is in its continuation phase here. I had uploaded these works on social media, and it received an overwhelming response as it helped to build a bridge between people who had to leave Kashmir for some reason. It shows a lot of cultures, such as: depicting Downtown where people lived together in harmony,” Hussain said.

Self-reflection portraits by final year IMFA Kashmir university students gained a huge viewership and appreciation by senior artists and visitors.

“First of all, I am very Thankful to Kashmir art quest for providing a platform where we artists and students can display works and engage in different art activities. My 12 to 19 works are on display in the exhibition. Currently, I am pursuing a Bachelor of visual arts from Kashmir university. I started playing with colours in my childhood. I paint the images that hover in my mind to create a visual story for spectators. My 4ft x 2.5 ft self-reflection paintings, in the acrylic medium, are mirrors of the political personas of Kashmir. Although, I depict the displeasure and confusion of citizenship Including, doubts, socio-political confusions and personality traits. Syeed Teeli Said.”

I am also very Thankful to the IMFA principal, Concerned teacher Shawkat kathjoo and other teachers for their guidance. He added.

The Confluence 7th contemporary art exhibition was organized; by Kashmir Art Quest. An art foundation that is an international network of 1400 artists and hosted by ZMK Collective.

Former C.M Omer Abdullah tweeted, “Great effort by these young art curators. It’s on from the 16th for 2 days. Drop in & encourage them. You might find something you like.”

Artist Syed Mujtaba Rizvi, who is also the curator for the event, said: he spent time with victims of the conflict, such as Jana Begum, whose portrait displayed at the exhibition reads; 4 dead sons, widow of Karim.
I have painted 12 women who have either lost their near and dear ones or whose dear ones had become a victim of forced disappearance. It required a conversational approach with them. We need to reach out to such families and share their pain,” Rizvi said.

Among other artworks displayed includes the first lady sculptor of Jammu and Kashmir and Principal of Institute of music and fine-arts Kashmir university. Her wood sculptures have been catching the attention at the exhibition. Includes: artist Sameer Hussains painted discarded tube lights and bulbs, Titled: Body and Soul. The collection of artworks includes old tube lights and bulbs that have been artistical; painted from the inside.

The exhibition is a collection of varying artworks such as creative landscapes by artist Naushad Gayoor to watercolour and acrylic paintings by artist Yousuf Naqshbandi who had even showcased his artworks from his student days.

Zoya Khan of ZMK Collective is hosting the Confluence exhibition.
“It is a platform for artists with creative backgrounds who belong to varying age groups and come from different social and economic backgrounds. The exhibition offers artworks ranging from Rs 1000 to a painting costing Rs 2.20 lakhs. A similar Painting would cost double its price in an art gallery outside Kashmir. So quite affordable prices are being offered at the exhibition.” Khan said.

Source: GK, 16 Sep 2017, 11:37 am

JKCCA organized Online International Art Exhibition
Jammu and Kashmir Centre for Creative Arts

JKCCA organized Online International Art Exhibition

The global crisis of the Covid- 19 disturbed the movement of people internationally. This online International Art Exhibition dedicated to Coronavirus Warriors will be organized on: 5 June 2020 by Jammu and Kashmir Centre for Creative Arts (JKCCA).
The artworks of 80 selected artists Internationally will be exhibited.

According to OP Sharma, curator of the Exhibition & Director JKCCA said: that daily life is minimal due to Coronavirus spread from all over the world, adding that it was not possible to face the crisis directly. But there was an alternative for every obstacle.
He said that the artists and other creative people have been busy in their creative processes while staying at home due to lockdown throughout the world.

“The crisis has made people think of new and innovative ideas to sort out the things, and new associations in relationships and behaviour patterns are coming out. Working from the home place is also becoming the need of the hour. We have to live with the crisis for a period,” Sharma expressed. The prominent global artists, whose works exhibited internationally. The Online International exhibition was organized by: JKCAA.

The selected artists are:

Serial No. Name Serial No. Name Serial No. Name
1 V S Rahi 22 Mohd. Akram Khan 43 Sireesha Srinavas from New Delhi
2 Sunita Dhara Panchal 23 Nisha, Deepika 44 Ramesh Bhosale
3 N D Jamwal 24 Babita Hundal 45 Jayanti Patil
4 Gokel Dembi 25 Atul Mattu 46 Neena Singh
5 Preetika Verma 26 Sahil Sodhi 47 Shubhada Bhosale
6 T S Batra 27 Bhomika Mahajan 48 Ramesh Bhosale from Maharashtra
7 Jang S. Verman 28 Dr Suneet Madan from Punjab 49 Premila Singh
8 Raj Balraj from Kerala 29 Dr Rekha Rani Sharma 50 Chaman Sharma from Karnataka
9 Prabhinder Lall 30 Dr. Rashmi Saxena 51 Gaytri
10 K S Gill 31 Dr Neelam Kant 52 Ashutosh Nigam
11 Dr. Alka Chadha Harpalani 32 Subash Anand 53 Dr Sweta Verma
12 Dr AK Dixit 33 Aslam Naqishbandi 54 Satyendra Baoni
13 Mohd Syeed Teeli 34 Humayun Qaisar 55 Dr Archna Rani
14 Kamna Chouhan 35 Rouf Qyasi 56 Dr Sunil Sexena
15 OP Sharma 36 Tariq Saifi 57 Dr Disha Dinesh
16 Dharminder Sharma 37 Kaunain Zubair 58 Dr. Sharda Singh Shalu
17 Sushila Bodade 38

It is pertinent to mention here: that artists from fifteen states of India represent the nation in this international art event.
The International Exhibition is curated by: O P Sharma (Artist & Founder of Jammu & Kashmir Centre for Creative Arts – JKCCA) Jammu. He has been working for the last 20 years, in the subject of Art and Culture.

Source: Daily Excelsior 25/05/2020

united nations India , JAN 2023

"Lifelong Learner Soars to New Heights: Awarded Fourth Certificate of Merit in Cosmopolitan Artistic Journey"

Kashmiri Artist Mohd Syeed Claims World Record in Artistic Cartography – Brushstrokes of Cosmopolitan Brilliance!

21 Jan 2020 12:20 pm

Kashmiri Artist Mohd Syeed Claims World Record in Artistic Cartography – Brushstrokes of Cosmopolitan Brilliance!

Meet Mohd Syeed Teeli, a Kashmiri Artist, a World Record holder for his Surreal and imaginative representative cartography drawings and paintings. He calls it Cosmo-mapping.

On World Art Day 2021, we bring you an exclusive interview with Mohd Syeed Teeli, a man of creativity. The artists speak through their art, and he is one of those young artists with a gifted Talent.

Syeed Teeli, a 29-year-old man, can amaze you with his extortionary practicals, Theories and ideologies Including, philosophies. Let us celebrate World Art Day 2021 with the artist Syeed Teeli. It computes that Syeed teeli has produced about 3000+ artworks that contain 2000 paintings and drawings, 500 prints and engravings, 490 digital paintings and ten book illustrations.

“I describe myself as a Cosmopolitan Artist. My Cosmo-mapping practice depicts the existential interconnection of biological identity and Socio-political uniformity. A genre I followed was classical opposition with a pinch of surrealism and contemporary practice, and I found Cosmo-mapping or Cosmo-draw. In a political context, I am addressing Human-rights and environmental issues in my mapping style art practice. Through Civil-political terms, I draw the directions of global Anti-civilian political shams and governmental terrorism to witness my works for the cosmopolitan purpose. That is: to bring socio-political change and connect the humans as a duty of the planetary citizen for man-kind, equality and equity. Syeed Said”

For Syeed’s unique and aesthetic artworks, He recorded the Guinness art World record in 2021 for his incredible passion for paintings to create the Empire State of Cosmopolitan political world.

SOURCE: VOICE OF PEOPLE ( VOP )

Art exhibition: First Lady lauds artists for their inspiring works

Tribune India, 12 feb 2017

Art exhibition: First Lady lauds artists for their inspiring works

Usha Vohra, First Lady, inaugurated the 51st Annual State Art Exhibition at the Kala Kendra. Keenly viewing the paintings and sculptures, she said any work of art was best when the artist was able to give a meaningful expression to his thoughts and successfully transfer it to the viewer. A keen photographer herself and an ardent art-lover, Usha Vohra lauded the exhibits, complimented the artists and urged them to continue their endeavours in their chosen fields.

She said for encouraging artists and enabling their survival, there was a need for exploring and organising marketing of their artistic creations. She also urged Dr Aziz Hajini, Secretary, JK Academy of Art, Culture and Languages, to ensure the proper preservation of the precious cultural heritage of the state.

In the artist category, she presented cash awards of Rs 51,000 each to Renu Bala and Rouf Qayasi for sculpture and painting, respectively. Ankit Sudan, Ghulam Mohammad Bhat and Subash Anand were given certificates of merit and consolation prizes of Rs 1,000 each.

In the students’ category, Jaswinder Singh and Mohammad Yunus were given cash awards of Rs 10,000 each for painting and sculpture, respectively. Mohammad Sayeed Teli (MOHD SYEED TEELI ) and Sachin Kumar were given certificates of merit and consolation prizes of Rs 1,000 each.

My Personal Romantic Utopia, 
Pen and ink on paper, 53 cms x 33 cms, 2015 @syeed

In his welcome address, Dr Hajini said the academy had received 129 entries, including 111 in the painting category and 18 in the sculpture category. — TNS

 

Source: The Tribune Updated At: Feb 12, 2017 12:41 AM (IST)



 

Governor approves awards for artists, students

 Daily Excelsior -24/02/2016

Governor approves awards for artists, students

Artist: Mohd Syeed

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Governor N N Vohra, Patron and President, J&K Academy of Art, Culture and Languages (JKAACL) have approved awards to be given to Artists and Students for Painting, Drawing, Graphics and Sculpture. 

167 Art Works were received by the Academy for the 51st Annual State Award/Exhibition. The Adjudicating Committee selected 127 works/exhibits for the State Exhibition and also recommended Art Awards in the artist and student categories and Certificates of Merit with a cash prize of Rs. 1000 each for three persons in the Artist category and two in the Student category.
In the Artist category, cash prizes of Rs 50,000 each have been awarded to. Renu Bala for sculpture in wood and metal, and to Rouf Qayasi for painting in mix-media. Similarly, in the Students category cash prizes of Rs 10,000 each have been awarded to Jaswinder Singh for painting and Mohd. Younis for sculpture in Diveri stone.
Certificates of Merit, with a cash prize of Rs. 1000 each, in the Artist category, have been awarded to Ankit Sudan for painting in acrylic, to Gh. Mohd. Bhat for painting in watercolour and to Subash Anand for painting in acrylic. Similarly in the Student category, Certificate of Merit, with a cash prize each, have been awarded to Mohd Syeed Teeli for painting for his poster colour Painting Titled: My Romantic utopia and Sachin Kumar for sculpture in stone and leather.

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