Bangla Academy awardee playwright Sadhana Ahmed’s "Matbring", English title "Woodlanders", has been shortlisted for reading online worldwide by Rise Against Fanaticism Throughthe Arts Festival (RAFTA), a United Kingdom-based organisation.

In celebration of the Independence Day of Bangladesh, renowned photographer Moududul Alam’s exhibition, “Hridoye Amar Bangladesh” is currently underway at Safiuddin Shilpalay, Dhanmondi.  Moududul Alam is also the founder of Chattogram Photographic Society.

"Weaving Stories”, a multidisciplinary art exhibition that brings together the narratives of eight different projects organised by the Goethe-Institut Bangladesh was inaugurated recently at DrikPath Bhaban in Panthapath.

 The poster of Gias Uddin Selim’s much-awaited film “Paap Punno” was unveiled recently, featuring the silhouette of a man, who appears to be in prison.

Prominent artist Mujahidul Hassan Rana’s second solo exhibition “Memory & Shadow” concluded at the gallery, Safiuddin Shilpalay, in Dhanmondi.

The 15th Annual Central Theatre Festival, organised by Dhaka University, will kick off from today.

On the occasion of the golden jubilee of Bangladesh’s independence, HSBC and Bengal Foundation jointly organised the tribute exhibition,

On the occasion of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s birth anniversary and National Children’s Day 2022, Bangladesh Film Archive organised an art competition and children’s film festival at their premises.

Rainbow Paints, a popular paint brand of RFL Group, honoured the winners of the art competition, “Rainbow Rong a Tomar Bijoy”. R N Paul, Managing Director of RFL Group, handed over the prizes to the nine winners at a restaurant in the capital's Badda area on Saturday.

On the occasion of the golden jubilee of Bangladesh's independence, HSBC and Bengal Foundation jointly organised the tribute exhibition “Forerunners Rashid Choudhury, Murtaja Baseer, Debdas Chakraborty – their pedagogy and modernist approach”. The exhibition opened this evening at Bengal Shilpalay, Dhanmondi, Dhaka.

Oriental Painting Study Group’s (OPSG) 9th Oriental Painting Exhibition titled, “Realizing Divine Harmony”, jointly organised by Abinta Gallery of Fine Arts and OPSG, was inaugurated on March 12 at their premises in Uttar Badda, Dhaka.

Samuel Beckett’s play “Waiting for Godot” is set in the backdrop of the class struggle of man, fight against exploitation, and endless exhaustion of the post-World War II.

To promote the manifestation of the artistic mind among the young generation, Concord Entertainment Ltd and Polar Ice Cream are set to jointly organise the 3rd season of the “Polar Ice Cream Moner Shukhe Aaki” art competition.

Showcasing despair, the blossoming of nature, and the struggle of being locked down inside your own house, New York-based Bangladeshi artist Kazi Rakib's solo exhibition “Fragile Moments”, organised by Galleri Kaya, was inaugurated in the capital yesterday.

Prominent cartoonist Syed Rashad Imam Tanmoy, in association with A2i HD Media and Cartoon People, a community of Bangladeshi cartoonists and visual storytellers, has launched a show titled, “Cartoon Cartoon”. It airs on BTV, and is awaiting release on Duronto Television.

Honouring the traditions and history of the Indian subcontinent, students of the Theatre and Madia Department of Tejgaon College staged the historical play “Razia Sultan” yesterday at the Principal Abdur Rashid Auditorium of the college.

Commemorating the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s Birth Centenary Celebration, advertisement agency Mattra organised the event, ‘Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib: Mohajibon Path’, featuring the largest scroll painting of the Father of the Nation, by noted artist Shahjahan Ahmed Bikash.

Starting her journey with theatre, Sanjida Preeti moved from one medium to another, earning praises for her realistic screen presence and down-to-earth role choices. After the success of her recent releases, including critically acclaimed OTT productions like “Taqdeer”, Preeti is looking forward to exploring the digital platforms while trying out in films.

Honouring the Language Movement of 1952, a 15-day theatre festival opened at Kabi Nazrul Auditorium in Sylhet on February 24.

After bagging the National Film Award in 11 categories, the Gazi Rakayet directorial, “Gor” (The Grave) is set to return to movie theatres.