A fifteen-day long group art exhibition titled 'Mrinmoy Bangla' was inaugurated at Gallery Cosmos in Dhaka on September 7. Artworks by four promising artists Juton Chandra Roy, Sumon Kumar Sarkar, Mohammad Kamruzzoha and Manik Banik are showcased at the exhibition.

Promising photographer Mahmuda Tuli's first solo exhibition titled State of Mind was opened at Kalakendra, Mohammadpur on September 7. Curated by noted artist Wakilur Rahman, the colourful, experimental and bold exhibition deals with a layer of the featured photographer's diverse state of mind.

Rarely does an exhibition begin with people singing, but the photographic exhibition titled 'A Struggle for Democracy- A photo journey by Shahidul Alam' at Drik gallery began with a spontaneous performance by singers Krishnakali,

Artists Fauzia Alam, Anna Massinissa, Atul Panase and M Ines came up with the idea of a traveling painting exhibition. They believe that

Suborna Hasan's solo exhibition titled Love, Life and Other Emotions, began on August 4 at Café Mango, Dhanmondi. It is open daily from 12 noon to 10pm. The exhibition will conclude on August 31.

Abinta Gallery of Fine Arts joining hands with IRC, recently hosted an art exhibition titled Unknown Faces and Others at its premises in Uttar Badda, Dhaka. This is a solo exhibition by promising Bangladeshi artist Tamim Jalilur Rabbi, who has been living in France for the last 5 years.

When we set out to respond to rain, which appears to have soaked the human body and soul over the millennia, we must be aware that

Jhilimili organised an art exhibition titled Shoishob at the EMK Center yesterday to showcase the artwork of street children so the audience can appreciate their joy of colours.

The artworks were collected from all around the nation. They were created by students of fine arts, self-taught artists and visual artists. Based on the 60 artworks, top three artists will be awarded for their skills prior to the judgment of the jury board.

Sajid-Bin-Doza is an established name in the field of architecture in Bangladesh. Today marks the opening of the architect's 8th solo sketch exhibition, which will be held from 5 pm at La Galerie, Alliance Française de Dhaka (AFD) in the capital.

Tejosh Halder Josh's second solo exhibition, showcasing 82 artworks in three diverse series, showcases a world which is relatively unheard of, and gives us the opportunity to appreciate it as well.

A photography exhibition with 43 winning photographs of Celebrating Life 2018 was held at the auditorium of Govt. Rajendra College in Faridpur to mark the district tour of Standard Chartered- The Daily Star Celebrating Life yesterday.

A duet art exhibition titled Droher Kaal (State of Affairs), organised by Britto Art Trust, is underway at Britto Space, a contemporary art hub located at Green Road, Dhaka.

Every artist has his/her inner vision to express creativity. What makes an artist different from others is the individual's idiosyncratic rendition of artistic thoughts into reality.

Meet the Makers was the first exhibition by Made in Equality, held this July in Dhaka. It was an attempt to portray the unique lives and stories of people in the apparel industry in Bangladesh through storytelling.

Golam Mohammed Joarder's solo painting exhibition titled Ruposhi Bangla (The Beauteous Bengal) concluded yesterday at La Galerie, Alliance Française de Dhaka. Eminent artist Professor Samarjit Roy Choudhury inaugurated the exhibition as chief guest on July 6.

Promising artist Satyananda Paik's second solo painting exhibition titled Peaceful Reflection of Nature is underway at Drik Gallery. Fisheries and Livestock Minister Narayan Chandra Chanda inaugurated the show on July 11.

To inspire young artists, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) has organised the 21st Young Artists' Art Exhibition at its National Art Gallery. Cultural Affairs Minister, Asaduzzaman Noor, inaugurated the exhibition yesterday as chief guest.

Professor Dr Sushanta Kumar Adhikari is an award-winning artist, who has a great passion for depicting female faces following oriental wash painting technique; be it watercolour or wash tempera. What is conspicuous in his portrayal of paintings is that he mingles traditional elements with contemporary ones; thus enriching the trend of oriental art in Bangladesh.

Renowned artist Shahid Kabir's five rare paintings are on display at the residence of art collector Rezwan Rahman at Baridhara. An ardent fan of the mystic bard Fakir Lalon Shah, the artist portrayed Jesus Christ and mystic bard Lalon on a same frame along with depicting many paintings based on the philosophy of Lalon.