March Arts is a month-long celebration of The Arts across the health campuses of Sydney Local Health District.

As a local artist, I had an opportunity to participate in this program to highlight my culture in Australia. So my artwork represents Australian-Bangladeshi community celebrating "Pohela Boishakh" (Bengali New Year) in Australia.

On 26 August 2020, Canterbury Hospital authority invited all the artists for a morning tea and displayed all the paintings. It was also a great opportunity to see other artists and their paintings.

My painting will be hung in the outpatient area of the hospital. 

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Boishakhi Television has rewarded me for the logo that I designed around ten years ago through a competition. This year Boishakhi Television is celebrating their fifteenth anniversary of the channel .

On December 27, management invited me receive the crest and prize money through live broadcast followed by dinner. I am happy to receive the recognition which was due for long time and it couldn't be better than this. Wishing all the best to Boishakhi Television. 

Australia Bangladesh Trade Conference 2019 has taken place during 13-15th of November 2019 at the Intercontinental Sydney. This event was organised jointly by the Bangladesh High Commission in Canberra and the Australia Bangladesh Business Council (ABBC).

Three of my paintings were sold by ABBC during the event. In the below picture, "Morning Catch Up" was gifted to Assistant Speaker of NSW Parliament Hon Mark Coure MP, "Waiting" was gifted to President of International Commission of Jurists Australia Justice the Hon John Dowd AO QC and "Winter Evening" was gifted to the Honourable Minister of Commerce Tipu Munshi MP. Definitely this is a proud moment for me.

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The Bangladeshi community are one of the largest diasporic cultural groups living in the Macarthur region. For the first time Campbelltown Arts Centre presents The Bangla Art Exhibition – Campbelltown 2019 showcasing works from emerging Bangladeshi artists who live within the region. Bangla Art endeavours to build and develop an open platform for aspiring Bangladeshi artists living and working in Australia, sharing the rich heritage of Bengali culture through diverse creative practices spanning visual arts, poetry readings, dance and musical performances

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