finearts of bangladesh

 In conversation with Naibuddin Ahmed by Ahsan Habib With great risk veteran photographer Naibuddin Ahmed captured scathing images of brutality and how people survived the terror unleashed by the Pakistani army in 1971 that helped publicise the war to the world. These images now survive as documents of the Liberation War. Until 1971 Naibuddin was better known for his interest in rural and river scenes and the lives of ordinary people engaged in daily activities.

shaela sharmin's pictorial world

we've uploaded the painting's photographs of well-known artist shaela sharmin at gallery archive (master artist).

welcome to shaela sharmin's pictorial world.

please visit.

Popular cartoon magazine "UNMAD" celebrates its 30^th year this year. Unmad one of the widely read and most popular cartoon magazine in Bangladesh. This magazine always portrayed contemporary crisis issues with their sharp humorous tone. Unmad had a great contribution in 90s political struggle for democracy in Bangladesh. The exhibition organized by Unmad and Marvel.

In memory of recently departed young Poet Sumon Probahon (1976-2008) his friends arranged an informal exhibition and recitation from his poetry, music and songs by contemporary musicians. The tribute will be held at Mollar Dokan/ Chobir Haat tomorrow April 25 Friday from 3pm to 9 pm. Friends, readers, well-wishers cordially requested to attend the programme.

Ark Gallery of Mermaid Cafe arranged an exhibition title Intelligent Metal Empire (union one) by contemporary photographer Amirul Rajiv from 14 April to 17 April at Cox'sbazaar.  After the group exhibition 'Objects In Mirror' at Drik Gallery from 4 April to 10 April 2008 by Amirul Rajiv, Munem wasif, Sanjida Shahid Sunny and Bruno Ruhf the Amirul Rajiv's part of the exhibition came to Cox'sbazaar. Anisul Haque Chowdhury, Managing Director of Mermaid Cafe and Samiha Alam Bristy Director of Gallery Ark told that "We are happy to present photographer Amirul Rajiv's work.