Abdus Shakoor Shah

Abdus Shakoor Shah

📍 Bogra-Bangladesh

Born in 1946 in Bogura, Bangladesh; known for his unique visual language that fuses Bengali folk motifs, myths, and medieval ballads with contemporary techniques.

Achievements

  • Gold Medal – 15th National Art Exhibition, Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (2002)
• BFA – Bangladesh College of Arts & Crafts, Dhaka, 1970
• Post-Diploma in Fine Arts – M.S. University of Baroda, India, 1978
Solo exhibitions include “Abdus Shakoor Shah 2002” and “Muse of Myths” at Bengal Gallery of Fine Arts
• Participated in international group exhibitions such as “Three Poems from Bangladesh” in Tokyo
• Contributed to workshops and group shows including the Contemporary Asian Art Workshop and multiple regional art camps
Abdus Shakoor Shah

Born in 1946 in Bogura, Bangladesh; known for his unique visual language that fuses Bengali folk motifs, myths, and medieval ballads with contemporary techniques.

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Past Works

Abdus Shakoor Shah is celebrated for his vibrant integration of folk iconography and Bengali literary traditions within contemporary visual art. Drawing inspiration from Mymensingh Geetika, folk ballads, and rural motifs, his works often combine text and image in rhythmic compositions. Using acrylic, pastel, and mixed media, he creates layered surfaces rich with symbolic characters — mythic lovers, rural deities, bauls, and Bengali typography. His palette bursts with earthy reds, saffrons, and indigos, evoking both historical texture and narrative warmth. Shakoor Shah’s art bridges oral tradition and modern canvas, preserving cultural memory through painterly song.

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