Group exhibition “CHARCOAL” ends today at Galleri Kaya
A group art exhibition by 14 contemporary artists of Bangladesh is on at Galleri Kaya, in the capital's Uttara. Organised by Galleri Kaya, the exhibition titled “CHARCOAL”, is exclusively showcasing charcoal works by the artists.
Among the renowned participating artists Samarjit Roy Choudhury has depicted a woman with bird. Hashem Khan has also portrayed a woman with a bird looking through the window. His work “Ektara” represents the traditional heritage of Baul songs. Rafiqun Nabi's famous series “Tokai” (street urchin) is also displayed at the gallery apart from his favourite depictions of crows and goats. Mohammad Eunus portrayed the abstract images with while Jamal Ahmed's depiction of sensual women is on display.
Ahmed Shamsuddoha portrayed Sundarban Katha while Nazli Laila Monsur's piece illustrates a woman on rickshaw. Ranjit Das' “Girl with Pigeon” is a commendable work of art. Using charcoal and acrylic on washi, Mohammad Iqbal has portrayed the sharp gaze of feminine eyes in his work titled “Peace in the Time of Disquiet-3”. Sheikh Md. Rokonuzzaman delineates geometric forms and shapes in his series “Imagination” done on tusch on paper.
Chandra Shekhar Dey has showcased a woman tying up her bun. Goutam Chakraborty's bold and harmonious depiction of elephant series is on display. Sheikh Afzal Hossain's beautiful women belong to Bengal, while Ashraful Hasan has worked on images of rhythmic figure. Every artist's distinctive styles, traits and themes are noticeable aspects at all the displayed 47 works by them.
President of the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Barrister Nihad Kabir inaugurated the exhibition while eminent art critic Moinuddin Khaled graced the inaugural ceremony as special guest. The show, opening from 11 am to 8pm, ends today.
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