Exhibition

Exhibition

“Silent Expressions”, solo exhibition of artist Farina Samhi Nithi. Photo: Courtesy

A woman’s art gives voice to her struggles and dreams: Rubaba Dowla

Hearing-impaired artist Farina Nithi’s debut solo exhibition runs until 10 August.

Light projections, soundscapes and video elements are used within the burnt space. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Where fire failed, light prevails: ‘Alo’ exhibition at Prothom Alo

Photo: Courtesy

'Love and Life Through My Eyes': Touhid Parvez Biplob’s first solo journey in frames

Photo: TBS

18th plastic, packaging and printing industrial exhibition begins in Dhaka on Wednesday

Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Art as dialogue: Inside 9+ONE at Edge Gallery

In his walled, tin-roofed workshop in Amtala, past Azimpur’s Chapra Mosque, sculptor Aminul Islam Ashik stands flanked by his creations of Vladimir Putin on the left and Donald Trump on the right. More factory than studio, the space hums with the presence of welding machines, saws, axes, and an arsenal of tools. For him, faces hold everything — joy, anger, pain, sorrow, thoughts, love, and hatred. Faces also embody power — a theme that has come to define his work. Photo: Courtesy

The art of faces — fierce, calm, and everything in between

Launched at the Saifuddin Shilpalaya in the capital yesterday (6 August), the exhibition is open to the public from 6 to 9 August. Photo: Courtesy

‘Onkurudgom’: A sculptural tribute to resilience and human growth

Guests at a three-day international exhibition titled “Safe HVACR and Cold Chain 2025” inauguration ceremony on 15 May in Dhaka. Photo: Courtesy

Cold storage is vital to food security:  Commerce Secretary 

CEMS Global officials inaugurate 16th Meditex Bangladesh 2025 along with three other Exhibitions at the International Convention City Bashundhara in Dhaka on 8 May. Photo: UNB

Medical equipment, health tourism, food and agro expositions kick off in Dhaka

Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan speaking during an exhibition in the capital's Gulshan on 18 April 2025. Photo: Courtesy

Cultural heritage and sustainable development intertwined: Rizwana

Illustration: TBS

A place of tea, art and architecture

The exhibition was inaugurated by Farahnaz Qayyum, chairman of Inner Wheel District 345 Bangladesh, at the hotel's Mezban hall today (13 March). Photo: Collected

Three-day grand Eid exhibition kicks off in Chattogram

BBCCI Director Imran Chowdhury shared the information at a press conference at the Chattogram Press Club today (1 February). Photo: TBS

Bangladesh to showcase products in Brazil 15-18 June