CHRONICLES IN CHARCOAL

Two-week solo art show begins Galleri Kaya today

A two-week solo exhibition titled ‘Chronicles in Charcoal’ by Jamal Ahmed will begin today at the premises of Galleri Kaya in the capital’s Uttara.

Professor Emeritus Dr Anisuzzaman will inaugurate the exhibition today at 5:30pm on the gallery premises, while Managing Director & CEO of Mutual Trust Bank Limited Anis A. Khan will be present.

Eminent artist and professor of fine arts Jamal Ahmed is recognized for his intrepid approach to art and he crosses great lengths to describe his topics. His prime concerns have been transparent beauty of nature, people’s ecstasy, bliss, longing, pain and yearning.

At his current exposition ‘Chronicles in Charcoal’, Jamal has successfully projected nubile women in all their voluptuous beauty, gypsy women, banks of Buriganga River with semi-urban sights and more. Pigeons and horses are also prominent in some of his works. The painter also rose to prominence for limning different types of horses. The current exhibition is quite unique because Jamal has chiefly worked with charcoal medium and sometimes soft pastel on paper and canvas.

The exhibition will remain open to all every day 11am to 7:30pm, until November 24.

Where: Galleri Kaya, House 20, Road 16, Sector 4, Uttara.

When: Inuguration-5:30pm, today

CHRONICLES IN CHARCOAL

Two-week solo art show begins Galleri Kaya today

A two-week solo exhibition titled Chronicles in Charcoal by Jamal Ahmed will begin today at the premises of Galleri Kaya in the capitals Uttara. Professor Emeritus Dr Anisuzzaman will inaugurate the exhibition today at 5:30pm on the gallery premises, while Managing Director CEO of Mutual Trust Bank Limited Anis A. Khan will be present. Eminent artist and professor of fine arts Jamal Ahmed is recognized for his intrepid approach to art and he crosses great lengths to describe his topics. His prime concerns have been transparent beauty of nature, peoples ecstasy, bliss, longing, pain and yearning. At his current exposition Chronicles in Charcoal, Jamal has successfully projected nubile women in all their voluptuous beauty, gypsy women, banks of Buriganga River with semi-urban sights and more. Pigeons and horses are also prominent in some of his works. The painter also rose to prominence for limning different types of horses. The current exhibition is quite unique because Jamal has chiefly worked with charcoal medium and sometimes soft pastel on paper and canvas. The exhibition will remain open to all every day 11am to 7:30pm, until November 24. Where: Galleri Kaya, House 20, Road 16, Sector 4, Uttara. When: Inuguration-5:30pm, today