KU VC praises art students for creative brilliance

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Published On: 21 Oct 2025, 20:26
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KHULNA, Oct 21, 2025 (BSS) - Khulna University (KU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr Md Rezaul Karim said that the creative works of art students reflect their remarkable talent, dedication and perseverance.

He made the remarks while inaugurating a four-day special art exhibition organized by the Drawing and Painting Discipline at the School of Fine Arts courtyard this noon.

Praising the students for showcasing their creativity and intellectual depth through innovative artworks despite various challenges, the VC said, "I firmly believe these young artists will one day earn national and international recognition, bringing glory to Khulna University."

KU Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Md Harunur Rashid Khan, Treasurer Prof Dr Md Nurunnabi, Acting Dean of the School of Fine Arts Prof Dr Sheikh Sirajul Hakim, and Student Affairs Director Prof Dr Md Nazmus Sadat attended the event as special guests.

The program, presided over by Drawing and Painting Discipline Head Dr Md Tariqat Islam, also featured remarks from the Discipline Alumni Association President Mahbub-e-Khuda.

During the ceremony, student Md Saifullah Abir received the Artist Shashibhushan Pal Grand Award, while two meritorious students from each semester of both bachelor's and master's programs were also honored.

Following the ceremony, the VC formally inaugurated the exhibition by cutting a ribbon at the Shashibhushan Pal Art Gallery.

The exhibition, showcasing 120 artworks by 95 students, will remain open to visitors daily from 10 am to 8 pm until October 24.

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