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Tag Archives: Bengladesh artists

1. Venice Biennale Part 5 Bengladesh

   This pavilion was adjacent to the Iraqi pavilion on Via Garibaldi also in the Foundation Gervasuti. Five artists are included. Each is using a different medium and addressing an entirely different subject. These artists are the contemporary heirs to a long tradition of art in this part of India, as explained in the curatorial statement […]

   This entry was posted on June 25, 2011 and is filed under Venice Biennale Bengladesh.

   Tags: Bengladesh artists, Bengladesh Venice pavilion, Imran Hossain Piplu, Kabir Ahmed Maasum Chisty, Mahbubur Rahman, Promotech Das Pulak, Tayebi Begum Lipi

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