The Animation Program of the Department of Media and Mass Communication (MMC) at American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) proudly hosted "UNI-CANVAS: Celebrating Unity in Diversity through Art Fusion" on Sunday, March 3, 2024. The event commenced at 11:30am between Annex 4 and 5, AIUB campus, Kuratoli, Dhaka.
The event was inaugurated by the Pro Vice Chancellor of AIUB, Prof. Dr. Abdur Rahman, who ceremoniously cut the ribbon, officially marking the commencement of the day's festivities. Joining him were Ms. Shania Abedin, Member of the Board of Trustees, Prof. Dr. Tazul Islam, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, AIUB, Prof. AJM Shafiul Alam Bhuiyan, Adviser of the MMC Department, as well as faculty members and students from diverse departments, all gathered to support and participate in this creative endeavor.
"UNI-CANVAS" was a one-day extravaganza dedicated to highlighting the power of art as a medium for conveying essential messages, sharing stories, and expressing individuality. The centerpiece of the event was a breathtaking installation art piece, featuring a colossal panel with a blank canvas prominently displayed outdoors. This canvas served as a collective platform for participants from various departments to contribute their artistic expressions, symbolizing unity amidst diversity.
It brought together individuals from different backgrounds, fostering an environment of collaboration and inclusivity. Through the medium of art, participants were able to transcend barriers and celebrate the richness of diversity, reinforcing the university's commitment to promoting harmony and understanding among its community members.
The event not only showcased the talent and creativity of AIUB students but also served as a platform for meaningful dialogue and engagement. By harnessing the power of art, "UNI-CANVAS" demonstrated the transformative potential of creativity in fostering unity and fostering a sense of belonging.
The art materials used for the wall were sponsored by Pentel brand of Bangladesh.