Join us at the Gandhi Memorial Center for the highly anticipated exhibition opening reception on October 15, 2022, where you'll have the opportunity to meet the artist in person.
Read MoreInside the mind of Fareha Zeba.
Read MoreSince the 1980s, a type of mask that is increasingly gaining popularity is the mask of Pohela Boishakh (the first day of the Bengali calendar).
Read MoreArtist Maksuda Iqbal Nipa's solo art exhibition inaugurated on November 7, 2016, in Seoul.
Read MoreIn March 2016 UNESCO organized the exhibition 'Women's Role in Sustainable Development.'
Read MoreDhaka Art Summit returned to the heart of Dhaka this month with 300 talented artists.
Read MoreCongratulations to our artist Mohammad Iqbal, who on May 26th, 2011 had a solo painting exhibition titled Unknown Faces at Gallery Chayamachi in Osaka, Japan.
Read MorePeople tend to spend their free time doing things that interest them, that make them feel good. Very often our jobs are not what define us, it’s what we choose to do after 5pm that really gets us going.
Read MoreThe Stovefactory Gallery was the perfect location for our pop-up gallery. This pop-up allowed Artist Trekker to test out the Charlestown neighborhood of Boston. We hosted our temporary exhibition that ran for a few days, held in this nontraditional space next to artist's studios.
Read MoreWe were among the 350 Somerville artists opening their studios to the public. The city graciously waived permit parking restrictions in support. For those without a car, a free trolley service was provided.
Read MoreWe were excited to open the 2010 Somerville Open Studios (SOS) season by participating in the Artists' Choice Exhibit. The opening reception on April 16th provided a great opportunity to meet the artists and have some fun.
Read MoreWe were pleased to take part in the AGC spring exhibition. More than 70 entries were submitted and on April 9th the winners of the Sixth Annual AGC Spring Art Exhibition were announced. The Best in Show awarded to one of ours, Kanak Chanpa Chakma's "Returning Home!" To top it off, we also got second place, Ariful Islam's "Charukola."
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