NEWYORK: The Asia Society New York played host to a momentous occasion as Mumtaz Hussain, a visionary Pakistani artist, received the esteemed Artist-in-Residence award.
This distinction, conferred by Jim Luce, founder of Orphans International Worldwide, recognizes Hussain’s tireless efforts in theater and film.
The award ceremony, attended by dignitaries from the New York State Assembly and prominent community leaders, celebrated Hussain’s remarkable contributions to the arts. His dedication to fostering creative expression and social change has left an indelible mark.
Inspired by Hussain’s work, Jim Luce has pledged to establish schools in Pakistan, furthering education and empowerment.
“Mumtaz Hussain’s artistry embodies the spirit of hope and resilience,” said Jim Luce. “His commitment to social justice resonates deeply with our mission.”
Hussain expressed gratitude, stating, “This award validates the power of art to transform lives. I’m humbled and inspired to continue pushing boundaries.”
The Artist-in-Residence award solidifies Hussain’s position as a champion of artistic innovation and social responsibility.
