Art Tv Kashmir

13/10/2026

Inna Lillahi wa Inna Ilayhi Raji'un. Renowned artist S.A. Shakeel has passed away. May Allah forgive him and grant patience to his family. Ameen.

> انتہائی افسوس کے ساتھ اطلاع دی جاتی ہے کہ وادی کے نامور آرٹسٹ ایس اے شکیل انتقال فرما گئے ہیں۔ اللہ انہیں مغفرت سے نوازے اور لواحقین کو صبر جمیل عطا فرمائے۔ آمین

08/10/2026

https://kashmirahead.com/gandhi-portrait-from-plastic-waste .
Kulgam Artist Creates Gandhi Portrait from Polythene Waste Without Paint

Kulgam, Jammu & Kashmir:
Mudasir Rehman Dar, Kashmir-based social artist also known as Artist Mudasir Rehman, has created a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi entirely from discarded polythene waste—without using any paint or artificial colours.
Under his innovative “Waste to Wonder” concept, Mudasir Rehman Dar carefully collects, selects, cuts and arranges pieces of discarded polythene according to their natural colours, shades, textures and patterns. These waste pieces are then assembled to form the portrait, making the discarded material itself the colour palette and artistic medium.
This “No-Paint Art” technique transforms plastic waste into creative expression while highlighting the need for cleanliness, responsible waste management and environmental protection. Through his Art for Social Cause, Dar aims to show that even waste can be transformed into a meaningful work of art.

Kulgam, October 3, 2026- On Gandhi Jayanti, Kulgam-based artist and eco-art activist Mudasir Rehman Dar created a giant portrait of Mahatma Gandhi from discarded polythene bags and plastic waste. The work turns everyday refuse into a visual statement on plastic pollution, cleanliness and environment

08/10/2026

https://www.thebetterkashmir.com/kulgams-creative-tribute-gandhi-portrait-made-from-plastic-waste/
Kulgam Artist Turns Polythene Waste into Gandhi Portrait Without Paint
Kulgam, Jammu & Kashmir: Kashmir-based social artist Mudasir Rehman Dar, also known as Artist Mudasir Rehman, has created a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi using discarded polythene waste.
Through his innovative “Waste to Wonder” concept, Dar creates art without conventional paint, ink or brushes. Instead, he uses the existing colours, textures and patterns of discarded materials to create his artworks.
His “No-Paint Art” approach combines creativity with a message about plastic pollution, waste management and environmental responsibility, reflecting his philosophy of Art for Social Cause

On Gandhi Jayanti, Kulgam-based artist and eco-art activist Mudasir Rehman Dar created a giant portrait of Mahatma Gandhi from discarded polythene bags and plastic waste. The work turns everyday refuse into a visual statement on plastic pollution, cleanliness and environmental responsibility. Art

06/10/2026

https://www.etvbharat.com/amp/ur/jammu-and-kashmir/mahatma-gandhis-portrait-created-from-plastic-waste-kulgam-artist-mudasir-rehman-dars-unique-message-urn26100205918

فنکار نے اپنی تخلیق کے ذریعے لوگوں کو ترغیب دی ہے کہ وہ روزمرہ زندگی میں پلاسٹک کے غیر ضروری استعمال کو کم کریں۔

06/10/2026

Innovation Beyond the Brush:
Kashmiri Artist Mudasir Rehman Dar Creates Gandhi Portrait from Plastic Waste
KULGAM, JAMMU & KASHMIR, INDIA — Kashmir-based artist and activist Mudasir Rehman Dar, also known as Artist Mudasir Rehman, has created a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi entirely from discarded plastic waste—without paint, ink, added colours, canvas or a brush.
Part of his “Waste to Wonder” approach, the artwork uses the plastic’s original colours, textures and patterns to form the portrait.
The “No-Paint Innovation” highlights how waste can become an artistic medium while raising awareness about pollution, recycling and responsible waste management.
Reflecting his philosophy of “Art for Social Cause” and “Art With Purpose,” the work connects creativity with environmental responsibility. It stands as an example of waste-to-art by Kulgam’s first eco-artist, turning discarded plastic into a message of sustainability and social responsibility.

03/10/2026

Unique Artwork by Mudasir Rehman Dar
A Giant Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi Made from Plastic
A Kashmir-based artist, Mudasir Rehman Dar, has created a giant portrait of Mahatma Gandhi using discarded plastic and polythene bags.
According to the article, he collected used plastic/polythene materials and creatively arranged them to produce the portrait. The artwork highlights the creative reuse of waste and conveys a message about environmental protection, cleanliness, and reducing plastic waste.
Artist Mudasir Rehman Dar unique artwork: A giant portrait of Mahatma Gandhi created from plastic.”
This is a waste-to-art / eco-art work, showing how discarded plastic can be transformed into an artistic portrait rather than simply becoming waste

29/09/2026

Mudasir Rehman Dar is an internationally acclaimed contemporary social artist, painter, and eco-innovator hailing from Kulpora village in the Kulgam district of Jammu & Kashmir, India.
Better known as Artist Mudasir Rehman he has gained global recognition for pioneering the sustainable art movement in Kashmir, creatively using his talent to champion environmental restoration and highlight crucial social...
Art for Social Cause, Peace, Humanity,
Artist Mudasir Rehman Dar

28/09/2026

I paint to give shape to questions, emotions, struggles, and voices that deserve to be seen.
My art moves between abstraction, contemporary expression, and social commentary—where colour becomes language and the canvas becomes a space for reflection, and dialogue.
Painting by Mudasir Rehman Dar Social Artist and Art Activist kulgam jammu and kashmir

25/09/2026

Yahaan insaan rehte hain… dekho humne mahaul ko kya kar diya. 💔🌍
Aur yahaan jaanwar rehte hain… farq khud nazar aa raha hai. 🐾
Socho—insaan zyada samajhdaar hai, ya nature?
Art for Social Cause / Art has no Boundaries
Art speaks. Art connects. Art creates change. 🎨🌱

20/09/2026

Mudasir Rehman Dar Receives Appreciation Award for Art Innovation, “Waste to Wonder,” Eco Artist of Kashmir
Swachh Bharat Mission, Srinagar: Mudasir Rehman Dar, Kashmir-based social artist, art activist, and eco-environment artist, was presented with an Appreciation Award for his innovative “Waste to Wonder” eco-art initiative, through which discarded polythene and plastic waste are transformed into creative artworks.
Artist Mudasir Rehman Dar showcased his waste-to-art creations at the Swachhata Internship Programme and Waste-to-Art Exhibition held at Amar Singh College, Srinagar, highlighting the importance of environmental awareness, recycling, and art for social causes.
The programme was inaugurated by Ms. Mandeep Kaur, IAS, Commissioner/Secretary, Housing & Urban Development Department, J&K, in the presence of Dr. Tahmeena Yusuf, Principal, Amar Singh College. Shri Ram Niwas Sharma, IAS, Commissioner/Secretary, School Education Department, J&K, attended as the Guest of Honour, along with Dr. Devansh Yadav, IAS, Mission Director, Swachh Bharat Mission–Urban.
The dignitaries were welcomed by Fazlul Haseeb, IAS, Commissioner, Srinagar Municipal Corporation. The programme was organised by the Srinagar Municipal Corporation in collaboration with the Directorate of School Education Kashmir, with support from Swaaha Resource Management Pvt. Ltd.
Mudasir Rehman Dar’s work demonstrated how discarded materials can be transformed into meaningful art, turning waste into wonder while promoting creativity and environmental awareness.

Swachh Bharat Mission - Urban Swachh Bharat Mission, India Municipal Council Kulgam Deputy Commissioner Kulgam Shahzad Alam