9+ONE is a collage of works by a handful of young local artists who are passionate about understanding the human condition. The common thread is their deep insight combined with a keen sense of . . .
Tokon’s home coming has been twenty years in the making. As 2023 begins, this New York painter returns home to share his innermost feelings and thoughts, captured in a unique style and amazing . . .
For those seeking something a little different, the artist has created a collection that is unique. So, take in the works and perhaps you will find a piece of two that speaks out to you in the inimitable . . .
Watercolor is one of the earliest art forms and has been with us since pre-historic times. Poetic as well as spellbinding, it has that subtle quality of transparency . . .
A fascinating and abstract exploration of color, texture and form in the inimitable style of the artist, showcasing the natural diversity of Bengal, the struggles of everyday life, the rivers and boats.
Watercolor is one of the earliest art forms and has been with us since pre-historic times. Poetic as well as spellbinding, it has that subtle quality of transparency and glow – a characteristic . . .
Three days full of color and creativity beckons at The Edge Art Camp 2. Join us for interactive sessions between some of the most renowned local artists and art enthusiasts to mingle, explore and. . .
Indra loka in mythology is described as the "Heaven of the Gods". Time has shaped the word to be synonymous with a beautiful place where you feel safe, where you are happy and . . .
Edge brings to you the poetic compositions of Abdus Shakoor alongside traditional Potchitros by Shambhu Acharya. We may not realize it, let alone admit, that folklore . . .
Join us as we journey once again into the world of water and color. As another winter approaches, Edge brings to you Jolokabbo 3, a collection of artists’ musings through these . . .
These are difficult times for all, especially those who are less fortunate. Edge, The Foundation is teaming up with renowned artists of Bangladesh . . .
We would like to start 2020 off with the mingling of painters and art enthusiasts at the Edge Art Camp, a 3-day interactive session, from 24th to 26th ...
Among today’s major artists in Bangladesh, Kanak shines through with her unique body of works. Behind the use of vibrant colors lies stories of great depth. As we lift the yellow . . .
Vibrant works by 26 watercolor specialists at Edge Gallery explore memories of the land in its various seasons. Presented by Edge, The Foundation as a continuation watercolor . . .
The blacks of the artist Anukul’s lines take on a softer, granular quality as he masterfully transfers the charcoal to the canvas. At the same time the pulsating luminosity . . .
A contemporary exhibition and the 2nd Solo by Tejosh Halder Josh poignantly conveying the message to build a better society. Josh engages in the notion of space with objects and . . .
Artist Mohammad Iqbal’s narrative begins about 50m years ago with the mountainside a backdrop that has been witness to the erection of the statues from a great civilization . . .
The exhibition features new works of young embroiders from Chhonya Hosto Shilpo in the village of Jessore in collaboration with the Italian artist and traveler Tarshito - meaning . . .
This exhibition is a collection of stories of common people, of rural and urban life, in water and color.Vibrant works by 14 watercolor specialists at Edge Gallery explore . . .
While Dhaka has been transforming at break- neck pace over the last two decades, artist Anisuzzaman has been quietly capturing our morphing urban scenery and retelling . . .
Eunus states that his paintings “come alive with universal energy that is immediately felt by an observer”. Seeking inspiration from anything and everything: from inane, discarded . . .
Through sweeping strokes and supple textures, Ahmed’s canvases attain a vivacious quality; his paintings embody an enigmatic quality that works on many levels from . . .
The exhibition ‘Imprint’ is a significant attempt in successive tradition of Bangladeshi printmaking. Beginning with the masters, seven key artists has participated . . .
Tajuddin’s work has evolved with time, digging deeper with each passing day. This is evident from the nuanced emphasis on a myriad tiny objects and myths, the hazy semi-nude . . .
