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Last updated: 17th December 2023
Press Release

Art Exhibition at the Embassy of Bangladesh, Stockholm

 

Stockholm, 15 December 2023:

 

As part of celebration of Victory Day, the Bangladesh Embassy in Stockholm organized a captivating ART EXHIBITION, proudly presenting the exquisite works of talented Bangladeshi artists living in Sweden. The exhibition, named "Expressions of Bangladesh: A Journey through Colors," provided a unique opportunity for art enthusiasts in Stockholm to experience the richness of Bangladeshi art and culture.

 

The exhibition was inaugurated by H. E. Mr. Mehdi Hasan, Ambassador of Bangladesh, who emphasized the importance of cultural exchange and the significance of art in fostering cross-cultural understanding. The event attracted a diverse audience, including diplomats, foreign guests, art enthusiasts, members of the local community etc.

 

The day-long exhibition showcased a diverse range of arts and paintings that reflected the vibrant spirit and heritage of Bangladesh. The collection beautifully captured the essence of the country's liberation war, independence, landscapes, traditions, and everyday life through a variety of artistic styles and techniques. Visitors to the exhibition were enchanted by the vivid colors, intricate details, and thought-provoking compositions found in the showcased artworks. The paintings offered a glimpse into the fascinating cultural tapestry of Bangladesh, offering a visual narrative of its people, historical landmarks, and rural scenery.

 

The Bangladesh Embassy, through this art exhibition, aimed to highlight the immense artistic talent present in Bangladesh while strengthening cultural ties between Bangladesh and Sweden. The event served as a platform to promote dialogue, appreciation, and collaboration within.

 

The Bangladesh Embassy in Stockholm expresses its gratitude to the participating artists, embassy staff and all those who supported this vibrant exhibition.

2023-12-15
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