Dhaka’s ‘Whisper of Green’ Art Camp Unites Artists for the Balu River’s Survival
The White Paper, a prominent artists' organization, marked its fifth anniversary with an art camp 'Whisper of Green' in Dhaka. The event aimed to raise awareness about environmental issues, particularly those affecting the Balu River and its ecosystem. Thirty artists, led by Sonya Binta Hasan and joined by renowned guest artists like Biren Shome and Abdus Satter, created drawings of riverside areas, people, and environmental concerns in Patira, a region impacted by urbanization and tourism.
The art camp was a significant event for the White Paper, which was founded in 2021 to connect renowned and young artists globally and promote Bangladeshi art internationally. Over the past five years, the organization has been promoting Bangladeshi arts and artists in the global market, collaborating with the International Watercolour Society. The 'Whisper of Green' art camp was a testament to their commitment to raising environmental awareness through art.
The White Paper, through its artistic works known as The White Paper, addresses environmental issues. In this camp, artists created drawings that depicted the unclean and narrow state of the Balu River and its ecosystem. The organization plans to continue its efforts by working with youth and children artists in Bangladesh, organizing art camps, workshops, and exhibitions.
The White Paper's fifth anniversary art camp 'Whisper of Green' successfully raised awareness about the environmental issues affecting the Balu River and its ecosystem. The organization's commitment to promoting Bangladeshi art and addressing environmental concerns through its artistic works is commendable. With plans to involve youth and children artists, the White Paper looks forward to continuing its mission of connecting artists globally and promoting Bangladeshi art internationally.
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