The New Nation - Internet Edition

Art & Culture Report

Works of all students of fine arts are experimental. Most of them concentrate to break the traditional flow of works. Somebody experiments with colours, some other with subjects.

Recently an exhibition of four young artists was held at the Zainul Gallery of the Institute of Fine Arts of Dhaka University. Participants were the students of different departments of the Institute. Participant artists were Anupam, Jagadbandhu Adhikary (Ranju), M Mehedi Hasan and Pijush Sarkar. Forty artworks of the four artists took place in the show.

In 'Lotus' series of Pijush, he emphasised on floral beauty. Beauty of nature and rainy season were described in his works. He had 10 works in the exhibition. His works were in mixed-media. Mehedi worked in abstract form where there was a combination between the western art and oriental art. Of his works, 'Golden Past' was mentionable. In the work, face was not focused, but he tried to give a touch with black colour where there was a vivid description of present and past.

Works of Anupam attracted the viewers where series of 'Composition' was mentionable. Natural beauty and expressions were took place in his works. In works of Jagadbandhu's aesthetic beauty of nature and women was presented significantly. In the show, he had eight works titled 'She.' These were mixed works of wood and metal.