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Exhibition

Art for children

Fulki, an NGO-based children's school holds fund-raising group art exhibition at Gallery '21

CULTURAL CORRESPONDENT
Agroup exhibition of 65 leading and young artists titled, 'Spark: In colour, in line', is, in progress at Gallery 21 (765, Satmasjid Road, Dhanmondi) in the city. Fulki, an educational wing of a non-government organization arranges the show with an intention of charity. The organization that mainly works for welfare and training of children in different faculties of study, culture and manual skill coincides the hosting of the exhibition with celebration of silver jubilee of its establishment and hopes to donate any amount from sales' proceedings of the exhibits to its school fund.
The artists, whose works are on display at the gallery, are Arup Barua, Abdul Muqtadir, Abdus Shakoor, Abul Barq Alvi, Alaptagin Tushar, Ahmed Nazir, Osman Pasha, Kanak Chapa Chakma, Qayyum Chowdhury, Kazi Rakib, Kingshuk Das Chowdhury, Camellia, K.M.A. Qayyum, Khalid Mahmud Sujon, who is also a national cricketer, Goutam Paul, Chandra Shekhar Dey, Jamal Ahmed, Zahed Ali Chowdhury, Dhali Al Mamun, Tarun Ghosh, Tandra Das, Tanvir Parvez, Tasadduq Hossain Dulu, Tayaba Begum Lipi, Dilara Begum Jolly, Nayeema Huq, Nazli Laila Mansur, Nasreen Begum, Nasima Akhtar Ruby, Nisar Hossain and Farida Zaman. The exhibition displays works of art in water colour, oil, acrylic, mixed media, print, etching, on glass, wash, pen and ink, pastel, tapestry, woodcut, papier-mache, drawing besides, a couple of works, in blue, on porcelain. Other participants include Faizul Azim Jacob,
Biren Shome, Bipul Shah, Biplob Bhattacharya, Bulban
Osman, Mansur ul Karim,
Moniruzzaman, Masuda Kazi, Mahbubur Rahman, Mahmudul Huq, Mirza Tanbira, Mustafa Monowar, Md. Anisuzzaman, Mohammad Yunus, Mokhlesur Rahman, Mohammad Kibria, Ranajit Das, Ronni Ahmmed, Rafiqunnabi, Rashid Amin, Rezaul Islam, Rokeya Sultana, Shawkutazzaman, Safiuddin Ahmed, Shahid Kabir,
Shameem Subrana, Shishir Bhattacharya, Sheikh Afzal, Sanjib Dutta, Syeda Kamal, Soumen Das, Hasan Habib, Hashem Khan, Hashi
Chakravarti and Hironmoy Chanda.
The large number of works in the exhibition, in an obvious way, varies in style and dimension, in concept and colour. What one finds of similar kind among a few are the presence of a significant number of figurative forms of human being. Female figures dominate the section while colour composition, once again, spreads over a vast range of shade and contrast. However, most of the works feature composition in deeper shades of dark blue, green, violet or ashy grey tone. A major portion of the works, displayed at the exhibition, present abstract subjects, though a few provide subtle environment of semi-realistic traditional approach in their themes. Thematic contents of the works include human passion, emotion, moral and aesthetic values, inspiration and spirit of the freedom fight of '71, rage, humour and tolerance of the human mind.
The huge compilation of exhibits at Gallery '21 possess price value ranging between taka two thousand and fifteen thousand, a majority of which have been booked by compassionate art connoisseurs.
The exhibition that was inaugurated on May 17 by former Chief Advisor, Justice Mohammad Habibur Rahman, is open to general visitors from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. every day till May 24.