Shapla Singha
Assistant Professor

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Shapla Singha is a Bangladeshi visual artist, researcher, and Assistant Professor in the Drawing and Painting Discipline at the Fine Arts School, Khulna University. She has been serving as a faculty member since December 2019.

She completed her Master of Visual Arts (Painting) from Rabindra Bharati University in 2019, securing 2nd merit position (CGPA 8.90/10), and obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting from Khulna University in 2016 with 1st merit position (CGPA 3.92/4.00). Alongside her academic role, she founded Shilpa Bangla (https://shilpabangla.com/) in 2020, an initiative dedicated to promoting Bangladeshi arts and crafts while fostering international artistic collaboration and exchange. Her artistic and research practice focuses on folk culture, environmental art, climate resilience, and cultural heritage preservation.

She has participated in international exhibitions, artist residencies, and symposiums in India, Sri Lanka, China, Thailand, Germany, the Netherlands, and France, contributing to global dialogues on climate change, women’s resilience, and the ecological significance of the Sundarbans. Her work Message for Peace, created for the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China, received the ‘Dreamland China Appreciation Award’ from the Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh. In 2024, several of her paintings depicting the Bangladesh Liberation War and the 1971 Genocide were acquired by the Bangladesh National Museum.

She has completed several major projects, including a 6,000 sq ft mural at the Sundarbans Interpretation Centre and a diorama at the 1971 Genocide Museum in Khulna. During the same period, she completed a research-based animation project on women in climate-vulnerable coastal regions of Bangladesh, funded by the NWO. National and international collectors and museums have exhibited and collected her works. Shapla Singha remains actively involved in curating, exhibiting, and researching art histories, folklore, digital art, and cultural evolution.

Through her interdisciplinary practice, Shapla Singha engages with themes of climate justice, women’s resilience, ecological transformation, and cultural memory. Her work combines visual storytelling, community engagement, and environmental awareness, contributing significantly to contemporary South Asian art and critical discourse.




 

  

 


Education

2017 – 2019
Master of Fine Arts (MFA), Painting
Faculty of Visual Arts, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, India
CGPA: 8.90/10 (A+)
Thesis: Nakshi Kantha Art of Greater Jashore–Khulna: Context on an Indigenous Cultural Heritage of Bangladesh
2012 – 2016
Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Drawing and Painting
Fine Arts School, Khulna University, Bangladesh
CGPA: 3.92/4.00 (A+)

Research Interests

i. Environmental Art and Climate Resilience
ii. Folk Culture and Cultural Heritage Preservation
iii. Women, Ecology, and Visual Narratives
iv. Community-Based Art Practices
v. Art, Memory, and Socio-Environmental Transformation

 Research Profile

i. Shapla Singha’s research engages with the intersections of visual art, cultural heritage, and environmental change. Her work focuses on the conservation and preservation of folk culture and indigenous knowledge systems in Bangladesh, particularly within climate-vulnerable regions such as the Sundarbans.

ii. She adopts interdisciplinary and practice-based approaches that combine visual storytelling, field research, and community engagement. Her work positions art as a critical medium for knowledge production, cultural continuity, and social engagement in both local and global contexts.


International Conferences, Webinars & Residency Programmes


2025 (International Engagement)

i. Invited Speaker, Academic Seminar (UN World Creativity and Innovation Day), April 2025

Organized by UNU Institute for Integrated Management of Material Fluxes and of Resources, Germany.

Presentation: “Art, Climate, and Community: Visual Narratives from the Sundarbans”

Focus: Climate communication, environmental storytelling, and adaptation

ii. Invited Speaker (Erasmus+ Summer School) Academic Webinar—June 2025

Organized by Khulna University & Utrecht University

Topic: “Intergenerational Adaptation: A Visual Journey through Bangladeshi Landscapes and Women’s Stories”

iii. International Screening & Academic Presentation August 2025

“Land, Life and Women (Sur la terre, la vie et la femme)”

Festival des Langues et des Cultures, Paris, France

Research-based animated documentary with climate and gender focus


2024 (International Academic Visibility)

i. Presenter, Early Career Symposium on Cultures of Climate Adaptation

Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University. June 2024 

Topic: “Exploring Resilience: A Visual Journey through Bangladeshi Landscapes and Women’s Stories”

ii. Academic Webinar Presenter, Cultures of Adaptation Network (CAN). June 2024

Research presentation on climate resilience and visual narratives

iii. Academic Seminar (Host & Speaker)

Topic: International Contemporary Art

Khulna University (with international artist collaboration)

iv. Participation in International Climate & Culture Seminars (Hybrid)

Utrecht University (Development Research Seminar on Climate Cultures)


2023 – 2022 (International & Regional Engagement)

i. Invited Speaker, Global Conference (YPF)

Bangkok, Thailand

Topic: Artwork and Rural Women Empowerment in Bangladesh

ii. Delegate & Presenter, Asian Youth International Model United Nations (AYIMUN)

Bangkok, Thailand

Position Paper: Expanding Africa’s Great Green Wall (FAO Council)


2019 – 2015 (Early International Exposure & Leadership)

i. Vice President (ECOSOC), Youth International Model United Nations (TIMUN)

Colombo, Sri Lanka

ii. Residency Programme (Awardee Artist)

Hunan Federation of Literary and Art Circles & Hunan Provincial Painting Academy, China

iii. Participant, SAUFEST (South Asian Universities Youth Festival)

India






Current Research Project/Collaboration

SL Title Research Role Awarded Date Completion Date Funding Agency
1 Women’s Resilience in the Coastal Sundarbans: A Multigenerational and Heritage-Rooted Visual Exploration Principal Investigator 30.3.2025 30.5.2026 National
2 (‘FeStay – Why Females Stay Despite Environmental Risk: Intergenerational Perspectives) Principal Investigator 2.24.2024 10.7.2024 International
3 (Sur la terre, la vie et la femme)” Research-based animated documentary focusing on climate change, gender, and community resilience Principal Investigator 4.4.2025 4.8.2025 International
4 ‘’Refining Art Learning through Social Heritage in Khulna City’’ Principal Investigator 24 May 2022 June 2023 National
5 ‘Art through home grown heritage: reviving the cultural heritage Embodied in Traditional metal crafts pewter (Kasha in Bangla), Brass (copper and zinc alloy), Bronze (copper and tin alloy) and Copper made products of Bangladesh. Principal Investigator 6th April 2023 May 2024 National
6 ‘Memories of the Spirit of the Liberation War', eighteen creative artworks (medium drawing, oil paintings) and mixed-media art works based on a 10-month campaign of genocide mass killings, "War sufferings and glorious liberation wars in Bangladesh” Principal Investigator July 2021 May 2022 National
7 3D design and painting work at EK Sundarbans Interpretation Centre and Museum, Joymoni, Chandpai, Mongla, Bagerhat for WildTeam Principal Investigator 15th April 2023 16th December 2023 National

Teaching & Professional Experience

Academic Positions

2022 – Present
Assistant Professor
Drawing and Painting Discipline, Fine Arts School, Khulna University, Bangladesh

  • Teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses (theory and studio-based)
  • Engaged in research, curriculum development, and academic supervision
  • Active participation in academic committees and institutional responsibilities


2019 – 2022
Lecturer (Full-time)
Drawing and Painting Discipline, Fine Arts School, Khulna University, Bangladesh

  • Delivered lectures (in-person and online)
  • Conducted studio and theory-based courses
  • Supervised student projects and supported academic development

Academic & Administrative Roles

2024 – Present
i. Executive Board Member, Academic Council, School of Studies, Fine Arts School, Khulna University

International & Research Engagement

2021 – Present
i. Research Coordinator / Project Manager (Bangladesh Component)

  • Collaborations with Utrecht University, Dutch Research Council, IUCN, KfW, WildTeam, UGC Bangladesh, Bangladesh National Museum, 1971 Genocide Museum, and Bangladesh Bank.
  • Collaborated with the Centre Interdisciplinaire des Transitions et des Innovations Écologiques et Sociales (CITIES), Université Paris 8; proposed a project in partnership with the UNU Institute for Integrated Management of Material Fluxes and of Resources (UNU-Flores) on interdisciplinary research initiatives focusing on ecological transitions, sustainability, and socio-environmental innovation.
  • Role: Visualization expert, contributing to research design, creative methodologies, interdisciplinary knowledge production, and international project coordination. 

2024 – Present
ii. Researcher, Cultures of Climate Adaptation Network (CAN)
Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, Netherlands

2024 – Present
iii. Advisor Board Member, EQUIMOB Project
(Amplifying Voices of Gendered Urban Inequalities through Art and Creativity)
Bangladesh component, Khulna University

2024 – Present
iv. International Exchange Coordinator

  • Coordinating MS students from Utrecht University, Faculty of Geosciences

Teaching & External Engagement

2024
i. Adjunct Faculty Member
Fashion Design Department, Khulna Collegiate Girls’ School and KCC Women’s College, Khulna, Bangladesh

Professional & Institutional Engagement

2021 – Present
i. Member and Research Coordinator
1971: Genocide–Torture Archive & Museum, Khulna, Bangladesh

  • Organizing artistic and research-based activities for young learners

2021 – 2024
ii. PUO (Under Officer),
Bangladesh National Cadet Corps (BNCC), Naval Wing, Khulna University

2016 – 2018
i. Executive Board Member
Coastal Research Foundation (CRF), Dumuria, Khulna

  • Community-based research focused on rural social development

Memberships & Affiliations

2024 – Present
i. Member, European Geosciences Union (Membership ID: 779890)

2021 – Present
ii. Member, Bangladesh History Congress, Khulna University Branch

2019
iii. Participant, ECOSOC Council, TIMUN Conference, Colombo, Sri Lanka

Professional Training and Capacity Development

2024

i. Training on Assessment under OBE Framework, IQAC, Khulna University
ii. Training on ATF Sub-project Proposal Writing for HEAT, IQAC, Khulna University
iii. Training on Research Project Management, IQAC & Research and Innovation Centre, Khulna University

2023

i. Training on Course Outline and Course File Preparation, IQAC, Khulna University
ii. Training on Teaching and Learning Based on OBE Curriculum, IQAC, Khulna University
iii. Training on Questioning and Assessment under OBE Framework, IQAC, Khulna University
iv. Training on National Integrity Strategy, IQAC, Khulna University

2022

i. Module II: Teaching, Learning and Assessment, IQAC, Khulna University

2021

i. Module I: Teaching and Learning, CETL, Khulna University
ii. Training on Introduction for Lecturers, CETL, Bangladesh

Workshops

2026

i. Workshop on “A 500-Year Food Legacy: Mayan Food Cultures," Cité Internationale des Arts, Paris, France. 

2022

i. Workshop on BNQF Accreditation Standards and Criteria, IQAC, Khulna University
ii. Training Programme on Teaching, Learning and Assessment (Module II), IQAC, Khulna University

2021

i. Training on Teaching, Learning and Assessment (Module I), CETL, Khulna University
ii. Workshop on Introduction for Lecturers, CETL, Khulna University
iii. Workshop on Small Objects (Food Focus), conducted by Mahbubur Rahman, Britto Arts Trust, Dhaka

2019

i. Workshop on Art Practice, conducted by Partha Pratim Deb and Amitabh Sengupta, Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata
ii. “Virasat se Jugalbandi," Drawing and Ink Workshop, conducted by J. Raj, Indian Museum, Kolkata

2018

i. "Mosirekha," Drawing and Ink Workshop, Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata

2014

i. Workshop on Drawing and Printmaking, Dhaka Art Centre, Bangladesh

2013

i. Workshop on “Policritix Art Expression," Bot Tola & Pora Para Art Space, Khulna

Art Camps

2025

 i. Participation in Art Camp: 164th Birth Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore (Akash Kape Tarar Aloy) Organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

2024

i. Participation in Art Camp: Sultan Fair 2024, organized by S.M. Sultan Bengal Charukala Mohabidyalay, Narail, Bangladesh, and S.M. Sultan Foundation.

2023

i. Participation in Art Camp: Sultan Fair 2023, organized by S.M. Sultan Bengal Charukala Mohabidyalay, Narail, Bangladesh, and S.M. Sultan Foundation.

2021

i. Participation in Art Camp: Jessore Road in the War of Liberation The event, organized by Bangladesh Sammilit Sanskritik Jot, Jashore, Bangladesh, marks the 50th anniversary of independence.

2020

i. Participation in Art Camp: Art Against Corona, organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

2019

i. Participation in Art Camp: Rabindranath Tagore Birth Anniversary (Akash Kape Tarar Aloy)Organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

2018

i. Participation in art camp organized by Nandonik, Kolkata, India.

2017

i. Participation in Art Camp: Genocide, organized by Khulna University, Bangladesh.

ii. Participation in Art Camp: Organized by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Tungipara, Gopalganj, Bangladesh.

2014

i. Participation in Art Camp Organized by World Village of Art, Jessore, Bangladesh.

2013

i. Participation in Art Camp (Installation) Organized by Bornika Art Studio, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

ii. Participation in art camp organized by the World Village of Art, Jessore, Bangladesh.

Teaching & Academic Responsibilities

i. Taught theory courses including Archaeology and Heritage Studies, Preservation and Restoration of Painting, Philosophy of Contemporary Art, Museology, Modern Art of Bengal, Research Methods, and Art & Ecology.

ii. Conducted studio-based courses such as Landscape Design, Painting, Sculpture, Nature Sketching, Experimentation with Found Objects, Computer Graphics, Photography, Typography, Digital Art, and Fashion Illustration.

iii. Delivered lectures and engaged effectively with students from diverse creative and academic backgrounds.

iv. Maintained active research engagement through academic reading, conferences, and exhibitions.

v. Supervised MFA-level thesis research focusing on folk motifs, cultural heritage, and visual narratives.


Research Grants & Fellowships

2025
i. Research Grant Award for the project “Sur la terre, la vie et la femme” (French version – VOSTFR), screened at the Festival des Langues et des Cultures, Maison des Langues et des Cultures d’Aubervilliers, Paris. Funded by Bureau des Heures Invisibles, France (May 24, 2025).
ii. Erasmus Mundus Staff Exchange Programme (KA171): Climate Adaptation through Nature-Based Solutions (AdaptNbS) selected as an expert in knowledge dissemination and visual arts for climate adaptation, funded by the European Union (April 2025).
iii. Research Grant Award, Khulna University Research and Innovation Centre (RIC), for the project “Women’s Resilience in the Coastal Sundarbans: A Multigenerational and Heritage-Rooted Visual Exploration” (March 2025).

2024
i. Research Grant Award for “Fe-Stay: Why Women Stay Despite Environmental Risks”, a research-based project on coastal women’s resilience. Funded by the Dutch Research Council (NWO).
ii. Research Grant (Contract) for creating a diorama on the Liberation War of 1971 (25 ft × 6 ft). Funding Agency: Bangladesh National Museum, Dhaka.
iii. Contract Award for Heritage Conservation Project (Mural Restoration of an eminent artist’s work at Bangladesh Bank, Khulna Branch). Funding Agency: Bangladesh Bank, Dhaka.

2023
i. Research Grant Award for Sundarbans Biological Conservation Project (3D design and painting work at EK Sundarbans Interpretation Centre and Museum, Joymoni, Chandpai, Mongla, Bagerhat). Funded by KfW, IUCN, and Via Wild Team.
ii. Research Grant Award for the project “Art through Homegrown Heritage: Reviving Traditional Metal Crafts of Bangladesh (Kasha, Brass, Bronze, and Copper). " Funded by the University Grants Commission of Bangladesh (UGC).

2022
i. Research Grant Award for the project “Refining Art Learning through Social Heritage in Khulna City”. Funded by Khulna University Research Cell (KURC).
ii. Young Professional Fellowship, Mentor Amiable Professional Society (MAPS), Bangkok, Thailand.

2021
i. Junior Research Fellowship, 1971: Genocide– Torture Archive & Museum Research Center, Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Bangladesh.
ii. Junior Research Fellowship for the project “Creative Drawings, Oil Paintings, and Mixed Media Works" Based on the 10-Month Campaign of Genocide, War Sufferings, and the Liberation War of Bangladesh. "Funded by 1971: Genocide – Torture Archive & Museum, Khulna.

Awards & Honors
2019
i. Chancellor’s Gold Medal for outstanding academic performance at Khulna University.
ii. Certificate of Merit, 8th All India Women Artists’ Contemporary Art Exhibition, Artscapes, Chandigarh, India.
iii. 1st Position, International Online Painting Competition, Penotorium, Kolkata, India.
iv. Award, Annual Contemporary Art Exhibition (2018–2019), organized by the West Bengal State Academy of Dance, Drama, Music & Visual Arts; ICCR, Kolkata, India.

2018
i. Prime Minister’s Gold Medal, awarded by the University Grants Commission of Bangladesh, Prime Minister’s Office, Dhaka.
ii. Certificate of Merit, International Art Camp and Exhibition, Nandonik, Kolkata, India.
iii. Recognition in Biodiversity Photo Contest
Selected work “Plants and Animal Life” published on the 25th anniversary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity.

2016
i. Award, 9th South Asian Universities Youth Festival (SAUFEST), Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow, India.

2015
i. Best Youth Artist Award, 6th Friendship Art Exhibition, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka.
ii. Honorable Award, Beautiful Bangladesh, and Beautiful China Young Artists’ Art Competition, organized by the Bangladesh-China Friendship Center, the Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh, and the Bangladesh National Museum.

2014
i. Honorable Mention Award, Time in Frame II, Jahangir Frame Ghor, at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Bangladesh.

Supervision

SL Title Degree Role Start Date End Date
1 The Conventional Practice and Expansion of Handicraft in Bangladesh Masters Co-Supervisor 05.01. 2020 19.02. 2022
2 Institutional Art Education in Bangladesh Masters Co-Supervisor 05.01. 2020 19.02. 2022
3 Aesthetics in Bangladeshi Crockery: The wake of Industrial Revolution Masters Co-Supervisor 05.01. 2020 19.02 2022

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Publications, Manuscripts & Creative Works 

Research Dissertation / Monograph (Submitted)

2025

i. Singha, S. (2025). Art through home grown heritage: reviving the cultural heritage Embodied in Traditional metal crafts pewter (Kasha in Bangla), Brass (copper and zinc alloy), Bronze (copper and tin alloy) and Copper made products of Bangladesh. Research report submitted to the University Grants Commission of Bangladesh (UGC).

ii. Singha, S. (2025). Refining Art Learning through Social Heritage of Khulna City.
Research report submitted to the Khulna University Research and Innovation Centre (KURC), Bangladesh.

2019
ii. Singha, S. (2019). Nakshi Kantha Art of Greater Jashore–Khulna: Context on an Indigenous Cultural Heritage of Bangladesh.
MFA Thesis, Department of Painting, Rabindra Bharati University, India.

Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles

i. Singha, S. (June 2024). Bangladeshi Clay Art and Indus Valley Influences: Exploring Historical Connections and Artistic Evolution.
Journal of Fine Arts and Culture (JOFAC), Fine Arts School, Khulna University.
Vol. 1, Issue 1, pp. 175–199. ISSN: 2958-597.

ii. Singha, S. (2022). Psychological Painting: A Process Which Directs to Infinity.
International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Management (IJAEM), Vol. 3, Issue 12, pp. 229–235.

 

Manuscript Submitted

 

i. Singha, S. (2025). Art, Heritage and Memory: Visualizing Cultural Heritage in Khulna City.
Book manuscript under preparation (Batighar Book Publishers). 


ii. Singha, S. (2024). Unveiling the Significance of Land in Bangladeshi Culture: A Visual Exploration (Abstract).

iii. Singha, S. (2024). Exploring Resilience: A Visual Journey through Bangladeshi Landscapes and Women’s Stories (Abstract).

Conference 

i. Singha, S., Hasan, M. (2025). Landscapes of Resilience: Visual Narratives from Bangladesh’s Vulnerable Coastal Communities.
Presented at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly 2025, Vienna, Austria.
Paper ID: EGU25-1126 (2 May 2025).

Book

i. Singha, S. (2013). Bela Noyta (বেলা নয়টা) — A collection of Bengali poems.
Published at Amar Ekushey Book Fair by Agunmukha Publication.
ISBN: 978-984-90535-4-5.

Research-Based Film, Exhibition & International Symposium 

i. International Educational Screening & Exhibition (Paris, France, 2026)
Research-based ethnographic documentary on climate change, livelihoods, non-migration, and women-led resilience in the Sundarbans.

  • Featured in the educational festival:
    “Tour du Monde des Langues et des Cultures : les Cultures au défi du dérèglement climatique”
    Held at Maison des Langues et des Cultures d’Aubervilliers, Paris (14 February 2026).
  • Part of the research project:
    “Women’s Resilience in the Coastal Sundarbans: A Multigenerational and Heritage-Rooted Visual Exploration.”

ii. International Screenings & Academic Dialogues (Paris, France, 2026)

  • Second Screening:
    BULAC (University Library for Language and Civilization Studies) & INALCO, Paris (25 February 2026)
  • Third Screening & Symposium Dialogue:
    CITIES, Université Paris 8 (26 February 2026)
    • Focus: ecological transitions and social innovation

Impact: These screenings and exhibitions generated interdisciplinary discussions on 

  • Climate justice
  • Gendered knowledge systems
  • Non-migration and resilience
  • Cultural memory of the Sundarbans

Exhibitions, Screenings & Artistic Engagement

Solo Exhibition

2020

i. Eternal Journey (অসীম অভিযান) — 1st International Solo Painting Exhibition

Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata, India (11–16 February 2020).


Group Exhibitions & International Engagement

2026

i. Group Exhibition: “Listening to the Sundarbans”

at La Maison des Langues et des Cultures d'Aubervilliers, Paris, France (2026)

Presentation of 35 artworks inspired by the Sundarbans, including:

Tiger footprints and ecological traces

“Tiger widow’s” sari featuring Bonobibi embroidery

Maps, clay portraits, textures, and material-based archives

Focus: Intergenerational knowledge, ecological memory, everyday life, and women’s resilience in the coastal Sundarbans


ii. Group Art Exhibition

Art Circle Khulna, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Khulna, Bangladesh (January 2026)


2025

i. Collaborated and Contributed in a research-based Group Exhibition: Sustainable Stories 2.0

ZCOM Museum, Hoyerswerda, Germany (February 2025)

ii. International Screening & Artistic Presentation

Land, Life and Women (Sur la terre, la vie et la femme)—research-based animated documentary (VOSTFR)

Festival des Langues et des Cultures, Maison des Langues et des Cultures d’Aubervilliers, Paris, France (May 2025) by Bureau des Heures Invisibles, France


2024

i. International Art Festival Exhibition 2024

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Khulna, Bangladesh (December 2024)


2023

i. খাদ্য সমীকরণ (Food Equation) — Group Exhibition

Britto Arts Trust, Dhaka, Bangladesh (September 2023)


2022

i. Group Exhibition on Bangladesh Genocide in the Context of the Twentieth Century

1971: Genocide-Torture Archive & Museum Trust, Shilpakala Academy, Khulna, Bangladesh (December 2022)

ii. 23rd Young Artists Art Exhibition

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh (July–August 2022)


2021

i. 24th National Art Exhibition

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh (June–July 2021)

ii. Seven Muses — Women Teachers’ Art Exhibition

Fine Arts School, Khulna University (March 2021)


2020

i. Art Against Corona

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy & Ministry of Cultural Affairs, Dhaka, Bangladesh (October–November 2020)

ii. 22nd Young Artists Art Exhibition

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh (November–December 2020)


2019

i. She — Women Artists Exhibition

BIG I Art Foundation, Siliguri, India (August 2019)

ii. 23rd National Art Exhibition

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh (July 2019)

iii. DOOARS 3rd Annual International Exhibition

Ramkinkar Art Gallery, India (May 2019)

iv. Students’ Annual Art Exhibition

Rabindra Bharati University & ICCR, Kolkata, India (March 2019)

v. 8th All India Women Artists’ Contemporary Art Exhibition

Punjab University Museum, Chandigarh, India (April 2019)


vi. Annual Art Exhibition (2018–2019)

West Bengal State Academy of Visual Arts, ICCR, Kolkata, India (February 2019)


vii. 52nd Annual Exhibition

Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata, India (January–February 2019)


2018

i. Charur Mitra — International Exhibition

Ganges Art Gallery, Kolkata, India

ii. From Mahatma to Mahatma

Indian Museum, Ministry of Culture, Government of India

iii. FINEXT National & International Exhibition

Bhopal, India

iv. Synergy — International Exhibition

Kerala Lalitkala Academy, India

v. Imagination — Group Exhibition

Birla Academy of Art & Culture, Kolkata, India

vi. 21st Young Artists Exhibition

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh


2017 – 2013 (Selected Early Exhibitions)


i. International and national group exhibitions at ICCR Kolkata, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, and Khulna University

ii. Beautiful Bangladesh–Beautiful China International Exhibition, China & Bangladesh

iii. Annual Art Exhibitions, Khulna University (2013–2016)