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Changing Grounds has come to an end after weeks of talks, discussions, student visits, music evenings, and many wonderful encounters.

A heartfelt thank you to our energetic team for making it all happen, and to everyone who visited, shared their thoughts, and brought their own perspectives to the works. Your presence and insights made this exhibition truly special.

Image 01: Topu bhai arriving on his vertical Tesla.

Image 02: Artist Suborna Morsheda looking at the paper negatives.

Image 03: Pathshala students visiting the gallery after a discussion.

Image 04: Visitors making their own portraits with the box camera.

Image 05: Moments from the opening ceremony.

Image 06: British MP Apsana Begum and Shockat Hussain visiting *Changing Grounds*.

Image 07: Protick bhai, Hadi bhai, and others from Pathshala visiting the exhibition.

Image 08: School students exploring the exhibition.

Image 09: Visitors spending time with the works.

Image 10: The Director General of the National Museum and our teacher Tanzim Wahab looking through the book created for the exhibition.

Image 11: Mawa Apa discussing the paper-negative printing process.

Image 12: Ammu, Butita, Abbu.

Image 13: Architect Salauddin Ahmed and curator ASM Reazur Rahman visiting the gallery.

Image 14: Artist Rakib Ahmed photographing the gallery with the box camera.

Image 15: Aurit saying “Wow!” to Mama’s exhibition over a video call.

Photographs: @arshadulhoquerocky @tarik.emon @sad_man_2711 @devjotinag and Turjo Mushfiq

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Yesterday, a wonderful group of young students from Maple Leaf International School visited us at the Changing Grounds exhibition.

We had a lovely conversation about family albums, photography sessions, and creative practice. Always refreshing to meet curious young minds and hear their thoughts.

Photographs 01 to 05: Arshadul Hoque Rocky
Photograph 06: Turjo Mushfiq

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Day 4 was filled with rich conversations, visual immersion, and community spirit! ✨

From our film screening and reflective student panel discussion to visitors spending quiet hours engaging with the gallery and photobooks, today truly captured the essence of Seeing & Reading.

A heartfelt thank you to @tanzim.wahab, @witnessmytime, and @khanshehreen Khan for your precious visit, encouragement, and inspiring presence with our student community.

Tomorrow—August 23rd—is the final day of the exhibition. If you haven’t dropped by yet, or wish to revisit the Relearning Raghu Rai showcase and shared archives one last time, our doors are wide open. Everyone is warmly invited to join us, explore the space, and be part of our closing day.

Let’s celebrate image-making and collective learning together before the show ends. See you on Level-8! 📸

📍 Level-8, DrikPath Bhobon (16 Sukrabad, Panthapath, Dhaka)

🗓️ Final Day: August 23

#RelearningRaghuRai #SeeingAndReading #StudentFestival2026 #DrikPathBhobon #DhakaPhotography VisualCulture Photobooks FilmScreening

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Hello everyone! Alongside the film screening today, we will also be holding a panel discussion amongst young creatives who will talk about Raghu Rai through their own lens as well as touch on topics such as the critical and political discourse as well the historical significance of his work.

Join us today at Mir Taj Square at 6PM!

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Yesterday evening, DrikPath Bhobon became more than a screening space,it became a place of remembrance, reflection, and shared conversations.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who joined us for the screening of প্রিয় unknown-30y , directed by @rajattanmay . The second floor of DrikPath Bhobon filled with people who came together to remember Priyo—a photographer, a Pathshala alumnus, and a martyr of the July Uprising of 2024.

The evening did not end with the closing credits. It continued through an engaging conversation between the film's crew and the audience, where memories, questions, and reflections were exchanged with sincerity and care. Together, we spoke about the responsibility of witnessing, the role of images in shaping collective memory, and the lives that continue to inspire us long after they are gone.

Thank you to the filmmakers, everyone who participated in the discussion, and every person who took the time to be present. Your presence transformed the screening into a collective act of remembrance.

Some stories deserve more than to be watched—they deserve to be shared, questioned, and carried forward.

Until the next screening.

Image Curtsey @_eyes_360

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26 january 2026 afternoon begins with a pop-up exhibition Paper X Plate. Pathshala BSS batch 01 made an exhibition in Stall Inisiative of the outcomes of the Design, Publication, and Printmaking workshop. With the mentorship of Suborna Morsheda students worked on materials ranging from local papers to archival sheets, the exhibition examines how surface texture alters the shades of a simple line.

Mentor - Suborna Morsheada
@subornamorsheada

Participants -

@arshadulhoquerocky
Mayla Lust
@muntasirovi
@paddmini_chakma
@sabbirahmmedpk
@__snighdha
@tamalsaha_
@tarik.emon
@walter_lehmann

Photographer - @alexgomez005

Plate X Paper, A pop-up exhibition by BSS 1st batch Pathshala South Asian Media Institute.
Location: Level 10, Pathshala South Asian Media Institute
Time: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Date: Monday, January 26 to Wednesday, January 28

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23 January,2026 evening we got an wonderful gathering at our Stall! Book launching of Light-Imagery and Betal’s concert brought so many of you together—and filled the space with love, curiosity, and beautiful energy.Thank you for the love, support, and amazing energy—you made it a big success for us.
See you soon for more art, music, and adda. Stay tuned with us.

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Conversation on Dhaka
An initiative by Shala neighborhood art space

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Dhaka is the heart of Bangladesh’s modernity — full of contrasts and contradictions. Over 20 million people call it home. But how do they live? Who are they? What stories does the city hold?

SHALA_Neighbourhood Art Space invites you to a special evening titled ‘On Dhaka’ — a program that aims to uncover layers of urban life through photo stories, short films, and conversation.

Photo Stories by:

Arshadul Hoque Rocky
Muntasir Ovi
Snighdha Sultana

Film Screenings:

Cheers (2018) by Syed Ahmed Shawki
Maghfirat (2018) by Robiul Alam Robi
Jinnah Is Dead (2018) by Krishnendu Chattopaddhyay

A post-screening discussion with the directors will follow.

Free and open to all. Come, see Dhaka differently.

ON DHAKA | Photo Stories, Film Screenings & Talks
🗓 April 11, 2025 | 🕕 6 PM - 8 PM
📍 SHALA_Neighbourhood Art Space

#OnDhaka #SHALANeighbourhoodArtSpace #DhakaEvents #FilmScreening #PhotoExhibition #DhakaCity #UrbanNarratives

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Limited edition postcard sets are up for sale (only 40 available out of 150). Each box contains 16 stunning postcards with images from Nepal, priced at (420 BDT / $5 only) —DM or mail to place an order.
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A land of majestic peaks and ancient traditions, Nepal reveals the tales of resilience and hope. Wandering through its vast landscapes, we encountered voices of communities resisting displacement under the development banner. Herbal medicinal healers shared centuries-old remedies in a remote village. Solitude in the mountains echoed the stories of migration, of people seeking brighter futures far from home.

We walked through lush community forests and past dried riverbeds where fishermen once cast their nets. Youthful energy thrived despite uncertainty, embodying the spirit to overcome. Nature and humanity intertwined with inspiring strength, reminding us that even in the most challenging circumstances, there lies an unbreakable bond that sustains both people and places.

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I am cordially inviting everyone to the opening of the group exhibition titled “PSA: Beyond the Gaze 2023-2024.” The opening ceremony will be held on Thursday, August 29, 2024, at 6:30 PM at La Galerie. The exhibition will be followed by a six-month workshop that welcomes young photographers and lens-based artists from Bangladesh, India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.

“This has been a deeply important and emotional journey for me as a mentor and initiator, imagining a shared regional platform for lens-based practitioners in the region. Together with my dear friend Soumya Sankar Bose, I initiated the platform titled “Beyond the Gaze,” inviting ten enthusiastic young practitioners from the region. We were privileged to invite leading visual artists, photographers, historians, anthropologists, art lawyers, photobook publishers, filmmakers, and curators to share their insights.

We embarked on an intense six-month journey together. We shared our experiences, motivated each other, and faced many challenges, but through it all, we grew together. Each participant has developed a new body of work that will be presented in the exhibition.

This initiative received generous support from PSA-Photo South Asia, with additional backing from our exhibition and workshop partners, Kiran Nadar Museum, Delhi, and Alliance Française de Dhaka.”………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………photo credit-
1. @kunga_tashi , 2. @ashimaraizada 3. @jatin_gulatii , 4. @susiman_rinoshan , 5 @ritikasharma_____ , 6 @dr.ar.sarkar , 7. @arshadulhoquerocky

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We are thrilled to share the news of the reopening of our exhibition, Beyond the Gaze 2024. After a pause due to the recent political climate in Bangladesh, we are excited to invite you to experience this fresh chapter in the new Bangladesh……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….𝑷𝑺𝑨: 𝑩𝒆𝒚𝒐𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒂𝒛𝒆
Featuring works by Aniruddha Sarkar, Arshadul Hoque Rocky, Ashima Raizada, Jatin Gulati, Kunga Tashi Lepcha, Rinoshan Susiman, and Ritika Sharma

The exhibition will display pieces from the 𝑷𝑺𝑨: 𝑩𝒆𝒚𝒐𝒏𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒂𝒛𝒆 2023–2024 workshop, supported by Photo South Asia, an initiative of the MurthyNAYAK Foundation.

The workshop was conducted by Soumya Sankar Bose (India) and Ashfika Rahman (Bangladesh). Editing workshop by Tanvi Mishra.

𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠: Thursday, 29 August 2024 at 6.30 pm
at La Galerie, Alliance Française de Dhaka
26 Mirpur Road, Dhanmondi

The exhibition will be open to all till Monday, 2 September 2024.
Open every day from 3 to 9 pm

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