finearts of bangladesh

1st. solo online exhibition of arifujjaman chowdhury

Sun, 08/03/2008 - 14:54 — nirzhar noishabdya

fineartsbd.com (fine arts of bangladesh) presents the 1st. solo online exhibition of arifujjaman chowdhury. the exhibition will continue from 3rd. to 18th. august.

in his works, arifujjaman tries to tell a story. there is also a pursuite of finding himself in these works.

you're cordially invited to visit the pictorial world of artist arifujjaman chowdhury.

about exhibition

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exploration and expansion of fine arts

Fineartsbd.com is a site dedicated to the exploration and expansion of fine arts; we intend it to be a resource for people all over the world, especially for Bangladeshis who want to explore various art forms. It is also designed to act as a medium for expanding quality art works to mass people. The creators of this site earnestly want it to be like a cultural café where men come, explore and get enriched. Fineartsbd.com is a wonderful collection of all forms of fine arts. It contains paintings.

editorial

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The Good, the Bad and the Fake_ Mustafa Zaman

Mon, 07/28/2008 - 12:20 — nirzhar noishabdya

about art-collection & market

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Arannya Sharma

Wed, 07/23/2008 - 04:56 — Arannya

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I am not my one,

I am but we.

Our yellow bird

Our Bankkhali, the river

And the land ours

We love

We are and will remain

We have abode, we haven't...

We are for you

I am but you

We are in forests, in land, in rivers or sea

White flower; Hijal-Jarul-Kajolrekha

Buddha-Lalon and what not...

You have all that we have...

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First solo exhibition of aniruddha kar

Tue, 07/01/2008 - 11:03 — admin

My Silent Manuscript

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Naibuddin Ahmed: A photographer looks back at 1971

Fri, 06/06/2008 - 19:34 — admin

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.