Aishwarya Raihan
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Country’s leading printmakers showcase their mastery through ‘Second Impression’ (opens the original)
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Printmaking is one of the most complicated forms of traditional art. A seemingly simple process of drawing reaches a whole new level of technical complexity, allowing the same piece of art to be reproduced accurately. Describing the art of printmaking, American artist Kiki Smith once compared it to a mystery that one must learn to rein in. Since its independence, Bangladesh has seen its fair share of talented printmakers emerge over the decades. Unless someone is an avid art enthusiast or deeply
‘Line-Form-Balance’: Exhibition explores strength and survival through art (opens the original)
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On a warm day in the month of Bhadra, Kala Kendra inaugurated “Line-Form-Balance” – Sculpture & Drawing, a solo art exhibition by artist Towfiqur Rahman. The ceremony took place in the building’s front yard on September 11, with several distinguished people in attendance. The event was hosted by the curator of this exhibition and the CEO of Kala Kendra, Wakilur Rahman, who wholeheartedly praised the artist’s work, along with analysing his work methods. The former Dean of the Institute of Fine Ar
Charukola alumni revisit their artistic journey through ‘Art Beyond Borders’ (opens the original)
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The most prestigious institution for fine arts in the country, the Department of Fine Arts, also known as Charukola at the University of Dhaka, produces artists every year. Keeping up with the tradition, former students who become seasoned artists after a certain period of time come back as teachers to guide the next generations of artists. Thus continues the bond between predecessors and their successors, lasting a lifetime. On August 14, a batch of former students of DU, who are currently enga
‘Petrichor: Impressions of Time’ reflects on memory and experience through two artistic voices (opens the original)
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Bhumi Gallery in Lalmatia inaugurated “Petrichor: Impressions of Time” on August 14, a duet art exhibition by artists Afrina Naznin and Razia Sultana. The exhibition marks the fifth art exhibition presented by Easel Art & Artists Group.Under the theme “Solo Together”, the two artists come together in a shared artistic dialogue while retaining their distinct artistic languages and approaches. The inauguration ceremony was attended by artists Abdullah Al Bashir and Kausar Hassan Togor. “Petrichor:
‘The Quiet Within’: Exhibition blurs the line between photography and painting (opens the original)
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A child can have multiple dreams about their potential future professions and often, given the right opportunities, they can become what they want. Just like any child, Rashed Zaman dreamt of becoming a painter, an architect, and a photographer simultaneously. However, he decided to stick to the last one and became a cinematographer. Bengal Foundation took an interest in his remarkable photography and organised his first solo exhibition. On August 13, Bengal Shilpalay inaugurated ‘The Quiet With
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