A five-day exhibition of works by Rohingya refugee children titled ‘When I Grow Up’ is underway at the Exhibition Space of EMK Center in the capital’s Dhanmondi area.
The inaugural ceremony of the exhibition was held on Thursday (World Refugee Day).
The exhibition follows an art camp with more than 160 Rohingya children who sketched, with the help of six professional cartoonists, their aspirations about what they wish to become when they grow up.
The exhibition is organised by Amnesty International and supported by UNICEF and EMK Center.
The exhibition will open to all from 9.00am to 7.30pm everyday till June 25.
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