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“You’re new here, aren’t you?” Said Ayesha Banu as she adjusted the throttle of the trawler with her strong, experienced hands, despite being in a wheelchair. […]

Cartoonist: Rafiqun Nabi (Ranabi)  Artistic expression has historically been a powerful catalyst for social commentary and transformation in Bangladesh, addressing issues like corruption, poverty, gender inequality, […]

[ 10 June 2024 ]  “Artistic expressions reveal hidden injustices, reflecting and inspiring changes. In  Bangladesh, each artwork becomes a catalyst for activism, challenging norms and […]

In the bustling streets of Dhaka, Jalal, a young street artist, wielded his paintbrush with a mission:  to break the stigma surrounding menstruation. His murals, vibrant […]

In the heart of Dhaka, a young Architect named Shahana embarked on a mission that went beyond creating beautiful structures. She believed Architecture could be a […]

Earlier this year, in April, Toomaj Salehi was sentenced to death by the Iranian government for his rebellious songs criticizing the regime’s activities. This raises a […]

As an average youth of Bangladesh, my life is probably an adequate representative of the rebellious yet vegetative state the youth of Bangladesh are in right […]

Lexicographically speaking, graffiti came from the word ‘Graffein’ which refers to ‘scratch’. So, graffiti is theoretically ‘a scribble on a wall’. Though to be a proper graffiti, it […]

What to notice here is the word “quite,” because even a marvellously talented guy like Wilde couldn’t declare art as something utterly useless. Rather, we can’t […]