New Media Festival

New Media Festival New Media Festival / Exhibition: 23 – 27 OctGalleries:  National Art Gallery, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka   Bengal Gallery, Dhaka16 artists participated from France, Germany, India, Pakistan, UK, Hong Kong and Bangladesh.Organization: Canada: SAVAC(South Asian Visual Arts Centre) Artists:Ayisha Abraham Krisna MurtiShaheen Rashid

Raku Workshop 2009

Raku Workshop 2009 Raku has become popularly known technique originally in Japan in the sixteenth century in which work is rapidly fired’ and removed from the kiln when glowing hot. A recent development is combustible materials, creating particular colours, textures, and metallic oxides. The earthiness of smoked clay, combined with vibrant coloured glazed and the fried all in one-day.   Raku meaning pleasure, enjoyment, at ease, and the title ‘best in all the world’.

Mechanical Fantasy: Print workshop 2009​

Mechanical Fantasy: Print workshop 2009 When the word mechanism came to our mind its create an illusion of some machineries and other difficult things, but when fantasy added with mechanism its sounds some thing fascinating…with this topics I tried to explicate some mind-set of my existence and my opinionated view. Artists: Roosvelt B.D Rozario Ashit kumar Mitra Ujwala Prabhu Asmita Alam ShammySadek AhmedMohammad Razaul Sadat Yasmin Jahan Nupur Tina kabir Promotesh Das Najmun Nahar (keya)Ashim Halder (Sagor)

Beyond the Brief

Beyond the Brief ‘Beyond the Brief,’ a contemporary group art exhibition featuring works by ten graphic designers, opened on Saturday at Bengal Shilpalay. The exhibition explicitly challenges these traditional boundaries, with participating artists pivoting from client-driven commercial briefs to autonomous, self-directed artistic expressionsSpanish ambassador Gabriel María Sistiaga Ochoa de Chinchetru inaugurated the exhibition as the chief guest, alongside visual artist and educator Dhali Al Mamoon as a special guest

India Art Fair 2026

India Art Fair 2026 Institutions Hall Participating Artists: MAHBUBUR RAHMANFARHANA FERDAUSISHIMUL SAHAMEHEDI HASANAFIA NOORMAHMUDA SIDDIKASHAMIM AHMED CHOWDHURYJANNATUN JANNATIMRAN HOSSAIN PIPLUASHIM HALDER SAGORSUSMITA MUKHERJEE MISTYTAYEBA BEGUM LIPI YASMIN JAHAN NUPUR Department of CraftFaculty of Fine Art University of DhakaParticipants:Teachers:1. Md. Faruk Ahamad Mullah, Professor2. Md. Jahangir Hossain, Chairman & Assistant Professor 3. Farhana Ferdausi, Associate Professor4. Helena Nazneen Zobaida, Part time Teacher5. Jakiya Ahmad Zhuma, Part Time TeacherStudents:1. Tabassum Ambia Samira2. Most. Moumita Rahman Ahona 3. Ms. Rupkatha4. Orpita Deb Nath Mitu5. Md. NazibMubasshir6. Fariha Hossain Prottasha7. Mst. TahminaSunjida Tisha8. Most. KhurshidaJamanMithun 9. MafruhaSarwer Anika10. HumayraAnjir11. TasnimaJannati12. NusratJahanMow13. JhumiRaniNath14. TasniaIslamSubrin

THE ZURICH ARCHIPELAGO Pakghor- The Social Kitchen & Palan

THE ZURICH ARCHIPELAGO Pakghor- The Social Kitchen & Palan Alongside the wave-like staged performances in the urban space, a physically constructed space will be created at a central location and remain accessible throughout the exhibition as a meeting point for diverse communities. It is conceived as a place of participation, informed by Glissant’s idea of “Creolization” or the “Tout-Monde,” where workshops, discussions, and shared cooking and eating will take place.For this purpose, the artists’ collective Britto Arts Trust is intended to be invited with their project “Pakghor – The Social Kitchen,” originally constructed in 2022 at documenta 15 in Kassel. The installation is shaped by the collective’s cultural background and adapted to the local context, evolving through interaction with communities.For Zurich, a new version will be developed by the artists.Available from June 7 to July 12, 202612-2 pmPlatzspitzpromenade 5, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland Applique Artists:1. Afia Noor2. Amir Faisal Ruscho3. Arpita Singha Lopa4. Ashim Halder Sagor5. Farah Naz Moon6. Farhana Ferdausi7. Farzana Haque8. Imran Hossain Piplu9. Jinnatun Jannat10. Jayatu Chakma11. Lutfun Nahar12. Mahbubur Rahman13. Mahmuda Siddika14. Mehedi Hasan15. Mokadasur Rahman16. Sarah Jabin17. Shamim Ahmed Chowdhury18. Shulekha Chaudhury19. Shimul Datta20. Shimul Saha21. Tayeba Begum Lipi22. Tamanna Liza23. Yasmin Jahan NupurAnd a workshop outcome with local community from 22 no. Poldar, Paikgacha, Khulna. Supported by Nijera Kori