The goal of Liza Hasan's art is not solely confined to aesthetics; there is a far bigger purpose than that. Her art is shaped by her urge to bring to fore the emotions of her subjects, while commenting in her own quiet way on the society and culture that encircle her.
He started off small. But those who do big things in their lives usually do. That's the great thing about 'star' people- they start
Khaled Hasan's story is an inspiration for people who want to turn their passion into a full time profession.
In the last two decades, photography in our country has flourished and made a place for itself in the international area. Many
25-year-old documentary photographer, Rahul Talukder, first started using the camera on his cell phone. “That was around
On the streets of Banani, one of Dhaka's busiest commercial areas plies a tiny cycle rickshaw which has a difference when compared to
In the world of arts and entertainment, Shabdabali Group Theatre needs no introduction. For 37 years the group has
"Every incident that we come across everyday that can be a scene of beauty and peace or a bleak image of injustice or
The year 2015 started with amazing photographs at the Chobimela VIII. The event began on January 23rd and ended on February 5th. Talented photographers from all over the country displayed the best of their works. This year, the theme for Chobimela, the most anticipated photo event in Asia, was 'Intimacy.'
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Buying your first car and that too on a budget? It is an exciting endeavour a lot like asking out your crush for the first time in high school. It is just as fraught with sanity threatening dangers. But we have you covered here. You are most likely looking into the second hand or the reconditioned market. The latter is just another fancy name for 'second hand' where the difference is that the cars are in better shape for a higher price. All our car people suggest these 10 steps to avoid purchasing a regret.
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There is something encouraging about discovering small-town Bangladesh. It reinforces the truth that big cities and grand institutions per se don't produce great works; individuals do. On a recent trip to Jessore, a district on the southern tip of Bangladesh, I had my horizon shifted by an unheralded gem of such an individual.
It is not easy as a mortal being to be open to criticism of the people whom you hold so dearly, people whom you respect for the strength of their character, people whom you follow as your idol.
