The fourth edition of Dhaka Art Summit began at the National Art Gallery ... into collaborative group exhibitions of paintings, prints, photographs and sculptures along with new media works ...

Every two years, Bangladesh becomes host to scholars, artists, and art-world professionals traveling to the four-day Dhaka Art Summit (DAS). Founded by the Samdani Art Foundation, DAS has ...

She was showing her 2019 photo series Shadows of a Wooden House at the Dhaka Art Summit (DAS), a 9 day ... therefore I am unable to ship my prints.”. In the same amount of time DAS was held ...

Judging by the buzz on the opening day of this year’s Dhaka Art Summit, it had all the makings of a successful international contemporary art event. The “it crowd” of the art world?

Dhaka art lovers have never before seen such vast woodcut prints (6 ft x 12 ft, 3 ft x 12 ft, 6ft x 6 ft, 3ft x 6 ft) at any exhibition. Anis' prints depict urban architecture, construction of ...

A four-day long exhibition, Dhaka Art Week, was launched at the Bangladesh Shilpakala ... and surrealistic paintings and drawings, on mediums like print, paper, canvass, board, as well as, clothes.

His fame as an artist started spreading from the 1940s and he played a key role in founding Dhaka Art College along with artist Zainul Abedin. He was the mentor of prints art in Bangladesh.

Dhaka is one of the world’s densest and fastest growing metros; it is also emerging as one of South Asia’s most important hubs for art and design. This emergent Dhaka has been a long time in ...

an oriental art professor at Dhaka University. "So we saw the birth of a unique folk art form. It's a uniquely Bangladeshi craft. It's a people's art and its motifs are simple: cinemas ...

Born in 1950 in Bangladesh, he pursued his education at the Dhaka Art College, University of Dhaka, and the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris. Influenced by Francis Bacon, Shahabuddin ...

an oriental art professor at Dhaka University. “Decorating rickshaws was a way for drivers to compete for business — they wanted to make their vehicle as beautiful as possible to attract as ...

an oriental art professor at Dhaka University. "Decorating rickshaws was a way for drivers to compete for business - they wanted to make their vehicle as beautiful as possible to attract as many ...