The publication ceremony of Aminul Islam: Drawing and Art writing, the launch-book of Bengal Foundation, was held on Saturday October 26, 2002

The exhibition was a collaboration between two Indian artists

Omar Zafar’s show featured a blend of interactive paintings and sculpture

The exhibition was organised to commemorate the birth anniversary of Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain, a pioneer of women’s rights movement in Bengal

Ranjit’s compositions derive overall strength from the strategic juxtaposition of tension and balance represented by lines, however minimal or suggestive, with a guarded optimism shining through

Shilpita Darshan offered a collection of paintings by artists who were most expressive in the sixties

Srijan Samahar featured the work of 14 artists who paved the way for the development of modern painting in Bangladesh

The show was dedicated to the memory of Ahram Khair Bishal

In Peace and Harmony, Kazi Ghiyasuddin showcased a series of finely textured oils and watercolours