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99th Academy Awards: ‘Roid’ reflects Bangladesh’s evolving ambitions (opens the original)
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Bangladesh’s pursuit of global cinematic recognition has taken another significant step as “Roid”, directed by Mejbaur Rahman Sumon, was officially selected to represent the country at the 99th Academy Awards in the International Feature Film category.The announcement was made at a press conference, held at the Padma Hall of Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka. The programme began at 11:15am, where members of the Oscar Bangladesh Committee, filmmakers, producers and industry professionals gathe
Reclaiming the feminine narrative through art: WO|MAN puts on stellar viewing (opens the original)
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Feminism has often existed in tension with the societies it seeks to transform. In Bangladesh, the word is often associated with women who are perceived as difficult, outspoken or unwilling to conform. But what defines a “difficult woman”? A closer look reveals that often, she is simply a woman demanding recognition, agency and an equal place in the world. Women across generations have fought not for more than others, but for the same opportunities, dignity and freedom that have historically bee
‘Continuum’ showcases 60 artworks by three artists to Bhumi Gallery (opens the original)
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A group exhibition titled “Continuum”, featuring 60 artworks by three artists, has opened at Bhumi Gallery in Lalmatia, Dhaka. The exhibition brings together the works of Siddharth Talukdar, Karu Titas and Nazmul Haque Bappy, exploring the connection between visible reality and the artists’ inner experiences through colour, form and expression. The exhibition was inaugurated on Saturday. Artist and Emeritus Professor Hashem Khan attended the opening as the chief guest, while architect Mustapha K
‘Bridging Horizons’ brings Bangladesh and Singapore together through art (opens the original)
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From koi fish gliding through pale blue water to boats, birds, rural landscapes and densely layered visions of contemporary life, the walls of La Galerie currently carry stories shaped in two different countries. “Bridging Horizons: A Visual Dialogue of Nature, Heritage and Innovation”, a Singapore-Bangladesh painting exhibition, opened at Alliance Française de Dhaka in Dhanmondi on Friday (August 14), bringing together established and emerging artistic voices from both countries. Presented by t
‘Tomar Chokhe Shilpi SM Sultan’ revisits the artist’s world through young eyes (opens the original)
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For generations, SM Sultan's paintings have offered a distinctive way of looking at the people, landscapes and rhythms of rural Bengal. Broad shoulders, weathered fields and bodies shaped by labour—the farmer remained one of the most recognisable figures in SM Sultan's artistic world. More than three decades after his death, a group of children and teenagers were invited to encounter that legacy through their own artistic perspectives. Marking the 103rd birth anniversary of the legendary Banglad
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