Najib Tareque

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Najib Tareque
নাজিব তারেক
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Tareque in 2017
Born
Abu Najib Mohammed Tareque

(1970-09-05) September 5, 1970 (age 53)
Dinajpur, East Pakistan
NationalityBangladeshi
Education MFA
Alma mater University of Dhaka
Occupations
Years active1987–present
Style New media
SpouseFarhana Afroz Bappy
Children2

Najib Tareque, (born September 5, 1970, as Abu Najib Mohammed Tareque) is a Bengali artist, printmaker and writer based on Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is best known for his new media artworks and one of the pioneers of online art galleries in Bangladesh. Tareque was the founding member of Jolrong, one of the first online art galleries in South Asia. [1] Since 1987, he has been part of various group and solo exhibitions both in the country and abroad. He participates more than twenty individual and joint exhibitions in the country and abroad.

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In 1998 he was awarded by the Forest Department of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.

Early life

Abu Najib Mohammad Tareque was born on 5 September 1970, in Borogur Gola, Dinajpur, East Pakistan (now Bangladesh). His father was Tamizuddin and mother Nujratun Nisa. Tareque is the fifth among seven siblings. By his father's career, his childhood and early life span in Thakurgaon, Rajshahi and in Dinajpur district. [2]

His early education began in the village's school. After completing school exam from Rajshahi Collegiate School in 1986, he studied Dinajpur Government College. In 1987, he admitted studying Printmaking in Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Dhaka. [3] He was graduated in 1994 and after finished post graduation in 2000 from the faculty. [4] While being a student, he was merely acting in the movement against anti-autocracy movement, and for the Nirmul Committee. [5]

Career

Tareque worked as a chief artist for such national newspapers, including Daily Jugantor from 1999 to 2001 and Daily Janakantha from 2002 to 2004. [4] [1] He also worked with Ekushey Television from 2001 to 2003. From 2004 to 2011, he was also appointed as a brand marketing consultant of the Standard Chartered Bank Limited in Dhaka. [4] [1] Besides, he has been appointed as the Information Technology Secretary of the Bangladesh Charushilpi Sangsad. [6] [7]

Works

The birth of art is in the deepest part of the brain death is also there. An art piece is the skeleton of art. In the sells market, art is not sold, the skeleton of art is sold there. The buyer builds up his own taste by buying art pieces. A child creates art in order to prove its existence. Without expression, it has no other way to prove its existence. With the growth of age, its fact of expression grows more. According to the clash of different opposite fact, the child gets attracted by different social rules & regulation, in addition to that, sexual role or the recreating power which is to preserve the existence or creativity hides his spontaneous form of expression. Social existence becomes like his own existence when he feels that he and the society are the different forms of the same existence, he is the unit of the society, his creativity becomes spontaneous again. Abstraction is not a style. The soul of art is found in abstraction. The extremely delicate angle of vision creates abstract art or breaks down the temporary impenetrable wall. God is the symbol of loving urge, sexuality is the proof of creativity.

—  [8]

Tareque is mainly a printmaker. However, he did numerous work in the several mediums including oil, water, and acrylic, but he mostly on the mix-media. [9] Tareque's earlier works highlighted nature, structure, figures, sketches, and portrait became the subject of his paintings. His portraits and figures are considered as semi-realistic and often surrealistic or impressionistic. [10] Most of his paintings have vibrant colours, and the backgrounds are moving is dominant. Initially, multivariate fragility noted in his paintings that often reminds the artworks of the Fauvist artists. [11] Paul Klee's painting are often remembered when analyzing the space and intention of Tareque's painting "Antarer Anusandhan" and "Naree Banam Naree". [11] Tareque has often used the Arabic alphabet and the use of words in the art of painting. [10] Tareque has tried to create own art form mainly by synthesizing different doctrines of paintings rather than a specific one. There is a logical appreciation about the life of artist Tareque in the opening words: "God is amorphous, inactive, and absolute emptiness, religions are the historic events for the human society, which increasingly becoming history. Those who have a lack of knowledge of history are either religious, maybe anti-religious, or antipathetic." [2]

In 1994, two of his solo exhibitions were organized. [5] "Joy Manabata" is his first solo exhibition which was held in May 1994 with Alliance Française in Dhaka. [12] Most of the 42 paintings of the exhibition were the subject matter of the human. Where the human form has been depicted in the form of Durga, Nomad, Ravana, Ullas, etc. Some paintings of Tareque, who believe in the Evolution theory, are found in the resemblance of the non-human face with the human body, through which he has expressed his desire to illustrate the ugly image of the human. [9]

In 2009, he participated in the group exhibition held in Mumbai, India. [2] He got acquainted [3] with the illustration of book covers and literary magazines, dissiging of clothing, etc. [6] [13] In Bangladesh, he tried to turn the traditional illustrations of the book covers into modern art. [5]

In 2015, Tareque took an initiative to create an artists hub and launched a gallery Studio 6/6 at Mohammedpur, Dhaka, [14] when the co-founder was his daughter Taiara Farhana Tareque. [15] After initial launch of the studio has hosted several exhibitions, workshops, and events featuring artists from different talents, as musicians, painters, writers etc. [15]

"Art Makes Us Human"

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Art Makes Us Human

Online-based conceptual virtual art project Art Makes Us Human starts since July 2015 through the social media Instagram. [1] Later in May 2016, a solo exhibition of the project was organized in the Studio 6/6 Gallery located in Dhaka. It was first physical exhibition of its kind in the country, [1] [16] with around 15 physical prints of digital paintings. [14] As a part of the project, Tareque composed his old and new combination of decoration, [17] using many of his previously drawn illustrations for various books, newspapers and magazines. [16] The colourful artworks mostly using bold strokes, striking colours and enthralling patterns to create human faces and figures, birds and different geometric forms. [14] Since its online launching nearly more than 1500 artworks are published under the project, [14] in various social media including Instagram, Pinterest, Tumblr, and Facebook. [17]

Personal life

Najib married Bangladeshi painter Farhana Afroz Bappy. They have a daughter Taiara Farhana Tareque (born 1994), she is also a young artist, and a son Farhand Abu Tamjiad. In 2015, the artist family launched Studio 6/6, an art spaces based in Dhaka. [18] [19]

In April 2017, a joint exhibition of this couple was organized in Dhaka at their own art gallery named Studio 6/6 under the heading "Nirman" ("Construction"). [4] [20]

Notable exhibitions

Solo exhibition

DateExhibitionVenueRef.
May, 1994Joy Manabata Alliance Française de Dhaka [12]
9–15 September, 1994Joy of HumanityJojon Art Gallery, Dhaka
January, 2003What is ArtWebcity, Dhaka
August, 2010Iqra—A Painter's Salute to Reading Impressions Gallery, Gulshan, Dhaka [10]
August, 2011Ikra and OthersImpressions Gallery
April, 2011Story of Story TellingImpressions Gallery
2015Anybody Can Do It, Please Do It [21]
15–25 May, 2016Art Makes Us Human Studio 6/6, Dhaka [18] [14]
29 November - 10 December 2019Anybody Can Do It, Please Do ItDwip Gallery, Lalmatia [21]

Joint exhibitions

YearExhibitionVenueCo-artistsRef.
1989Nine Young Artist Goethe-Institut Bangladesh, Dhaka
1991Zainul Utshab 1991 Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka
20 Years of VictoryFaculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka
Expression '91 Bangladesh National Museum, Dhaka
Exhibition of 101 ArtistFaculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka
Greater Dinajpur Artist, Expression 1991Lokbhaban, Dinajpur
1st Contemporary Young Artist Exhibit 1991Bangladesh National Museum, Dhaka
1992Zainul Utshab 1992Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka
2nd Contemporary Young Artist' Exhibition 1992 Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka
Obsession Group Show Jahangirnagar University
Tenth National Artist Show 1992Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka
1993Zainul Utshab 1993Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka
Greater Dinajpur Artist, Expression 1993 Dinajpur High School, Dinajpur
National Miniature Art Exhibition 1993Gallery Tone, Dhaka
6th Asian Art Biennale Bangladesh 1996Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, Dhaka
2016, August 19–31Art Against Terrorism: Brave HeartGallery Cosmos, Dhaka35 individuals [n 1] [23] [24]
2017, May 6–15NirmanStudio 6/6, DhakaFarhana Afroz [4]
2017, May 6–18,OboyobiStudio 6/6, DhakaFarhana Afroz [25]
2020, May 8–31,Mrinmoy Art GalleryOnline Art Exhibition, Chittagong

Cover illustrations

Literary works

Apart from composing art, Tareque has studied literature; wrote verse, [5] essay, discussion, etc. In 1996, he wrote Kobitar Chitrayon Proshonge about painting and literature, published under the Young Writer' Project of Bangla Academy. [2] He also published two volume of drawings books for the children. [2] [6]

Bibliography

Awards

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The participating artists are Samarjit Roy Choudhury, Hamiduzzaman Khan, Kalidas Karmakar, Tajul Islam, Abdul Mannan, Biren Shome, Alakesh Ghosh, Shahabuddin Ahamed, Farida Zaman, Naima Haque, Nasir Ali Mamun, Kuhu Plamondon, Nasim Ahmed Nadvi, Jamal Ahamed, Nasreen Begum, Rezaun Nabi, Rokeya Sultana, Ivy Zaman, Vaskor Rasha, Syed Hasan Mahmud, Ahmed Shamsuddoha, Sheikh Afzal , Shishir Bhattacharjee, Saidul Haque Juise, Shameem Subrana, Fareha Zeba, Nisar Hossain, Moniruzzaman Monir, Atia Islam Anne, Gulshan Hossain, Kanak Chanpa Chakma, Afrozaa Jamil Konka, Nasima Khanam Queenie, Samiran Chowdhruy, Amirul Momanin Chowdhury, Proshanta Karmakar, Rafi Haque, Md. Jashim Uddin, Rashid Amin, Pradyut Kumar Das, Mustafa Zaman, Aloptogin Tushar, Sufia Begum, Najib Tareque, Bipasha Hayat, Kingshuk Das Chowdhury, Anisuzzaman Anis, Sharbari Roy Choudhury, Shahjahan Ahmed Bikash, Dheeman Kumar Biswas, Shulekha Chowdhury, A. H. Dhali Tomal, Anukul Chandra Mojumder, Nazia Andaleeb Preema, Ronni Ahmmed, Maksuda Iqbal Nipa, Azmeer Hossain, Ruhul Karim Rumee, Sohel Pranon, Abdus Sattar Toufiq, Abdul Guffar Babu, Kamaluddin, Devdas Malakar, Bishwajit Goswami, Shohag Parvez, Ruhul Amin Tarek, Md. Azmal Uddin, Nazir Hossain, Abdullah Al Bashir, Ratneshwar Shutradhar, Anisuzzaman Mamun, Kamruzzoha, Monjur Rashid, Shahanoor Mamun, Sourav Chowdhury , Abir Shome, Iqbal Bahar Chy, Dilip Kumar Karmakar and Farhad Hossain. [22]

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