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Bengal’s artists reimagine the spirit of Buddha through art. Bangladesh.

azibaza2 2025-05-17 1 minute read

Bengal’s artists reimagine the spirit of Buddha through art

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The exhibition The Awakening to Sacred Peace: The Buddha of Bengal at La Galerie of Alliance Française de Dhaka showcases Bengal’s Buddhist heritage through over 100 artworks by 73 artists. Featuring diverse mediums like painting, sculpture, ceramics, and printmaking, it blends traditional aesthetics with contemporary interpretations of Buddha’s philosophy.

Highlights include:

  • Works inspired by Abanindranath Tagore’s wash technique and alcohol-based ink explorations.
  • Sculptures reflecting folk art traditions and Bengali embroidery motifs.
  • Rickshaw paintings, terracotta sculptures, and calligraphy-based depictions of Buddha.
  • Cultural performances and interactive sessions on Buddhist themes.

More than an art exhibition, it serves as a tribute to Buddha’s enduring message of peace, compassion, and enlightenment in Bengal’s artistic consciousness.

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