Tasmina K Majles

Dhaka American Women’s Club brings together women artistes for noble cause This event showcased the talents of 28 emerging and established Bangladeshi women artistes, including notable names such as Kanak Chanpa Chakma, Rokeya Sultana, Maksuda Iqbal Nipa, Kuhu Plamondon, Monica Jahan Bose, Gulshan Hossain, and Vinita Karim.

Inclusivity & Diversity: A Design Workshop at Brihatta Art Foundation - celebrating Italian Design Day in Dhaka.
10.05.2024

Brihatta Art Foundation hosted a day-long event titled “Inclusivity and Diversity: A Design Workshop” at its art space in Hazaribagh.

Italian designer and editorialist Assia Karaguiozova facilitated a collaborative workshop with 20 participants to create art pieces using found objects and scrap materials.

Exhibiting artist at DAWC Women in Art group exhibition – Silent Art Auction & Reception

10.05.2024

Back to studio 🤍

Epar Opar at Arts in Maroondah
22nd Jan - 15 March 2024

স্থানান্তর- The Migration
hand embroidery on khadi fabric

The official launch of the multidisciplinary art exhibition, EPAR-OPAR at Arts in Maroondah

Epar Opar in Bengali essentially means the two sides of the border. This exhibition is an important conversation - a dialogue between contemporary Bengali citizens of the world who reflect on their post-colonial state of being, while living in their adopted country. Activated by the desire to disentangle the relationships and socio-political agendas inherited from the colonial era, the 8 new projects in Epar Opar aim to examine the experience of living in a diaspora where ‘the border’ between West Bengal in India and Bangladesh allegedly vanishes.

Curated by Anindita Banerjee Ray
Participating artists:
Tasmina K Majles Neel Banerjee Rakini Devi Mita Chowdhury Shinjita Roy Nira Rahman Anindita Banerjee - Dita

Please join us on the 21st of Feb for the celebratory launch of the exhibition EPAR OPAR if you are in and around Melbourne!

Date: 21st February 2024
Time: 6pm -8pm
Venue: Maroondah Federation Gallery.

Curated by: Anindita Banerjee Ray

Artists - Tasmina Khan Majles, Shinjita Roy, Sharmin huq Sangeeta, Rakini Devi, Mita Chowdhury, Nira Rahman, Neel Banerjee and Anindita Banerjee.

The Bengali identity can never surpass the melancholy of the partition of Bengal implemented during the colonisation of the subcontinent. EPAR OPAR in Bengali essentially translates to two sides of the border. Activated by the desire to disentangle the relationships and socio-political agendas inherited from the colonial era, the 8 new projects in EPAR OPAR aim to examine the experience of living in a diaspora where ‘the border’ between West Bengal in India and Bangladesh vanishes.

Opens today!

Exhibiting স্থানান্তর- The Migration as part of এপার-ওপার (EPAR OPAR) opening at Arts in Maroondah from today!

EPAR OPAR
Maroondah Federation Estate Gallery
22nd Jan to 15th March

Curated by - Anindita Banerjee Ray

Artists - Tasmina Khan Majles, Shinjita Roy, Sharmin hua Sangeeta, Rakini Devi, Mita Chowdhury, Nira Rahman, Neel Banerjee and Anindita Banerjee.

The Bengali identity can never surpass the melancholy of the partition of Bengal implemented during the colonisation of the subcontinent. EPAR OPAR in Bengali essentially translates to two sides of the border.
Activated by the desire to disentangle the relationships and socio-political agendas inherited from the colonial era, the 8 new projects in EPAR OPAR aim to examine the experience of living in a diaspora where 'the border' between West Bengal in India and Bangladesh vanishes.

EPAR OPAR

Maroondah Federation Estate Gallery
22nd Jan to 15th March

Curated by - Anindita Banerjee

Artists - Tasmina Khan Majles, Shinjita Roy, Sharmin huq Sangeeta, Rakini Devi, Mita Chowdhury, Nira Rahman, Neel Banerjee and Anindita Banerjee.

The Bengali identity can never surpass the melancholy of the partition of Bengal implemented during the colonisation of the subcontinent. EPAR OPAR in Bengali essentially translates to two sides of the border. Activated by the desire to disentangle the relationships and socio-political agendas inherited from the colonial era, the 8 new projects in EPAR OPAR aim to examine the experience of living in a diaspora where ‘the border’ between West Bengal in India and Bangladesh vanishes.

Shinjita Roy Anindita Banerjee Ray Nira Rahman Neel BanerjeeSharmin Huq Sangeeta Rakini Devi

Group art exhibition opening 60BYSIXTYFOR60 at Red Gallery Melbourne

Title: Divided Minds I & II
Medium: Ink, Watercolour and Charcoal on Paper
Size: 60 x 60 cm

Work in progress

Charcoal, graphite, watercolour and ink on paper

Keep going.
23.11.23

Surrounded by incredible minds who embody grace and light with their presence, as well as the wisdom of senior mentors who have been a great inspiration 🙌

Dr. Mohammad Iqbal
Kanak Chanpa Chakma
Mustapha Khalid Palash
Shahzia Islam Anton
Azmeer Hossain
Dilshad Rahman

Your recognition, creative feedback and validation of my work have given me a tremendous boost of confidence and motivation to continue pursuing my artistic endeavors.

Truly grateful to have your humble presence at the opening of my solo art exhibition in Dhaka - Inner Passages, মন at Dhaka Gallery
21.10.23

Do visit! Beautifully curated body of work.

Bush Diwan – The stories of migration and community formation are laden with struggles and triumphs. What do we bring with us and what do we leave behind? In Bush Diwan, artists respond to a pivotal moment in Sikh history in Australia by exploring the reclamation of identity, forming, gathering and laying foundations of community.

Curated by:
Amrit Gill
Reina Tekeuchi

what I see . how I see

Thank you The Daily Star

Ink, charcoal, and watercolours: Inner Passages by Tasmina Khan Majles Tasmina Khan Majles, the talented multidisciplinary artist of Bangladeshi heritage, has taken the brush to channel her inner psyche that is a weave of her conscious and unconscious mind through painting.

Back to my studio, happy place 🤍

Just a week ago, I felt an overwhelming sense of love and appreciation for my work while exhibiting my work first time in Dhaka. However, at the same time, my heart was heavy with concern for the ongoing unrest in Gaza.

While art provides a temporary escape from worldly pain and allows people to immerse themselves in its beauty, we also feel a responsibility to address humanitarian needs.

Therefore, I want to inform all the collectors of the Inner Passages exhibition that a portion of the proceed from the artworks have been donated to two organizations — the Sidra Foundation, an NGO based in Bangladesh, and the UNICEF Palestine Charity Appeal.

By coming together, we can embrace both art and the spirit of giving back. 🙏🏻🤍

Grateful beyond words for the overwhelming response and love received while exhibiting my art first time in Dhaka, my beloved hometown.

Your encouragement fuels my creativity, and I am truly humbled by the warm embrace of my people. My heart is full 🙏🏻

Goodbye Dhaka, untill next time 🤍

Little did I realize that it would be hard to part from these precious creations but at the same time I am glad that they found a space where they will be equally cherished. 🤍🙏🏻

Thank you Canvas Magazine

তাসমিনা খানের একক প্রদর্শনী উদযাপন | ক্যানভাস ম্যাগাজিন তাসমিনা খান মজলিস বাংলাদেশি ঐতিহ্যের একজন প্রতিভাধর শিল্পী। তিনি বিভিন্ন ঘরানার শিল্পকর্ম নিয়ে কাজ করেন যা তাঁ.....

Grateful to the incredible organizer Dhaka Gallery, mesmerising performance by my childhood friend Farshid Alam ,dedicated supporters, Sidrafoundation and well wishers who made the closing of my exhibition - INNER PASSAGES, মন a resounding success. Your unwavering support and immense faith in me brought my vision to life. Thank you for making this extraordinary journey possible. 🙏🏻🙏🏻✨

Thank you Prothom Alo

Inner Passages: Solo exhibition celebrating Tasmina Khan Majles's artistry Tasmina Khan Majles, a Bangladeshi-heritage artist based in Melbourne, Australia, is presenting her first solo exhibition, Inner Passages, at Dhaka Gallery. The exhibition is a profound exploration of the enigmatic realms of the human mind, encapsulating a repository of emotions, experiences, memori...

My childhood buddy Farshid Alam the talented music artist performed at the closing of my art exhibition INNER PASSAGES at Dhaka Gallery ✨

Thank you The Business Standard

Inner Passages (Mon): Tasmina Khan Majles’s introspection using art As a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic raged outside one, graphic designer searched the Inner Passages of her heart and found the artist within

See you all!!

Sharing the artist space at the closing event with my childhood friend super talented music artist Farshid Alam✨🙌 at Dhaka Gallery

Special thanks to Mustapha Khalid Palash Sir for writing such a beautiful review for me. Truly honoured. 🙏🏻

Exhibition continues till 24th Oct 23’ at Dhaka Gallery

Thank you Ekattor TV

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