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Dali & Others

A magnificent collection of art at BILIA

Takir Hossain
To solemnise the International Mother language Day, Bangladesh Heritage Foundation and Bangladesh Research and Publications Ltd jointly organised a group art exhibition titled “Dali & Others" which is_pgw on^at the Bl LIA Auditorium, Dhanmondi.
The exhibition features works of prominent Bangladeshi painters, alongside later editions of artworks by legendary artists Salvador Dali, Andre Derain and Ernst Seidl.
Works of iconic Bangladeshi painters Quamrul Hassan, S.M. Sultan, Monirul Islam, Samarjit Roy Chowdhury, Shahabuddin Ahmed and Anisuzzaman Anis have given the exhibit a touch of elegance.
Quamrul Hassan is renowned for portraying Bengali women in their range of moods and tempers. S.M. Sultan was recognised for depicting the rural beauty, villagers, peasants -- their struggles and their way of life. The human forms are robust and powerful and represent the hardworking people of our countryside. This prominent artist worked with oil colours, which he felt provided him with artistic freedom.
Monirul Islam has been living and working in Madrid since 1969. He is simultaneously a
printmaker, painter and water-colourist. His prints invariably have a serene look. His lines are always dominant in his works and invite the viewer to a physiological journey.
Samarjit Roy Chowdhury is another well-known Bangladeshi artist, who has been active from the mid 1950s. He is exceedingly fond of researching on folk motifs and trying out new forms and techniques. Various motifs like birds, plants, kites and romantic scene are
common in his works. Patriotism and love for nature are two recurring themes in his works.
Shahabuddin lives and works in Paris. A figurative painter, his canvases explore the inner power of humans and he charges them with his bold brush strokes and vibrant colour. Liberation War, human pain, suffering and their struggle always reappear in his large sized canvas.
Anisuzzaman Anis is a talented young
printmaker and he experiments with various designs, shapes and models, often depicting architectural designs of buildings. His works arc very close to architectural lines and shapes. His restrained horizontal and vertical lines maintain a balance between space and composition. , ,
' Salvador Dali needs no intfodfidubh. TT^ iconic artist was best known for his fantastic and lyrical surrealistic images. His images appear dreamy and pensive. An edition of a Dali lithograph is on display at the exhibition. It's from the personal collection of former diplomat Waliur Rahman. The print delves into time and history.
Andr^ Derain was a French painter and printmaker. He is known as one of the pioneers of the Fauvist movement. At the exhibition, one of his drawing based lithographs depicts a nude female figure in red against a grey back ground.
Shashi Bikram Shah is one of the reputed Nepalese figurative painters. Vigour and energy are prime concerns in his work. His works frequently feature flying white horses in a devastated landscape where men and women appear small, helpless and crying out in pain.
The exhibition ends on February 28.