Bangladeshi artist Maksuda Iqbal Nipa talks with Artist Trekker about her art.
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Saidul Haque Juise's work is a social study of his environment, society, and current political issues.
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Figurative, political, and women's themes have been close to Fareha Zeba's heart.
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We don't just represent our artists. They are our friends. When friends get together in Bangladesh, they have cha (tea).
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With "Enlightened," Bishwajit shows us how the way we learn the Bangla Barnamala (alphabet) is a reflection of our enlightened selves.
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One of the most exciting ways to discover new artists is to see them inside their studios.
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As I walked into the studio, the smell of turpentine in the air was strong. Nipa, who strictly uses oil for all her paintings, turpentine is a must-have tools-of-the-trade.
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To help get to know Kanak Chanpa Chakma, we share her works-in-progress, learn about what inspires them, and see their work on an easel or stacked up against studio walls.
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One of the most exciting ways to discover new artists is to see them inside their studios. To help you get to know Mohammad Iqbal, we invite you to preview his works in progress, learn about what inspires him, and see his work hanging on his studio walls or in recent exhibitions.
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One fine summer day, Artist Trekker braved the Dhaka traffic to visit Anisuzzaman's studio.
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One of the most exciting ways to discover new artists is to see them in action inside their studios. To help you get to know Maksuda Iqbal Nipa, we invite you to preview her works in progress
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