Mohammad Kibria

Born in 1929, Bangladesh

1950: Graduate In Painting from College Of Arts And Crafts, Calcutta, India
1959-62: Studied Painting And Graphics At Tokyo University Of Fine Arts. Japan

International & National Exhibition :
1960: All Japan Print Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan
1961: Winners show Exhibition of Nippon Hanga kyokai, Tokyo, Japan
1962: Third International Biennial Exhibition of Japan, Tokyo
1962: “18 Best Print Makers Show”, Tokyo, Japan
1966: Tehran Fifth Biennial, Iran
1966: 5th International Biennial Exhibition of Print Tokyo, Japan
1973: Contemporary Art of Bangladesh Show In Calcutta, Delhi, Bombay, India
1975: Third Triennial, India
1976: Intergraphic, Berlin D. D. R.
1977: Contemporary Art of Bangladesh in Poland & Czechoslovakia
1978: 4th Triennia. India
1979: XV International Sao Paulo Biennial, Brazil
1980: Intergraphic 80, Berlin D. D. R. 
1980: Festival Contemporary Asian Arts Show, Japan
1981: Asian Art Bangladesh.
1981: 6th Festival of Asian Art, Hong Kong
1981: 14th International Biennial of Graphic Art, Ljubljana, Yagoslavia
1982: 6th Norweginan International Biennial, Fredikstad
1983: 15th International Biennial of Graphic Art, Ljubljana, Yaghoslavia
1984: 7th Norwegian International Print Biennial, Fredrikstad
1985: Contemporary Print Makers Show at Marunouchi Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
1986: Triennial India
1986: Contemporary Art Bangladesh, National Gallery of Modern Art, Delhi
1986: Group Exhibition of Painting And Prints Norway
1986: International Biennial of Graphic Art Ljubljana, Jugoslavia
1989: Contemporary Art From The Islamic World Barbican Center, London
1991: Painters Contemporains Du Bangladsh Paris, France
1992: Peintures Contemporain Du Bangladesh Paris, France
1993: Exhibition of Art Works on the Liberation War at La Gallery, Dhaka
1997: Bangladesh Painting Exhibition’ 97 in the sultanate Of Oman. 
 

Solo Exhibition: 
1960: Gallery Yoseido, Tokyo, Japan
1963: Bilietsu Shippanshiya, Tokyo, Japan
1981: Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka
1983: Marunouchi Galley, Tokyo, Japan
1986: The Josp Borz Tito Art Gallery, Titograde, Yugoslavia
1992: La Gallery, Dhaka
2000: Bengal Art Gallery of Fine Arts, Dhaka.

Award:
-First Prize in Painting, National Exhibition of Art in 1957 & 1959 
- Received Starlem Award in the First Young Asian Artist Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan
- All Japan Print Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan in 1960
- Awarded Presidents Medal for Pride of Performance in Painting in 1969
- Ekushe Padak (Highest Civilian National Award in the Field of Painting) in1983
- Bangladesh Charu Shilpi Sangsad Honour in1985
- Independence Day Award in 1999

Jury:
1991 & 1995: Jury, Asian Art Biennial, Bangladesh
1996: International Jury, 12th Kuwait International Biennial. 

Commissionar:
1977: Fourth Triennial, India
1986: Triennial, India
 
 
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