In the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, children and youth are using art to express themselves, preserve their culture, and imagine a future beyond displacement. With limited resources but strong determination, young Rohingya artists are transforming pencils, paper, and paint into tools of hope.

Enayet Khan and the Rohingya Art Movement: Drawing Memory, Training a Future Generation

Art by Enayet Khan and words by Ahtaram Shin In the harshness of the Arakan conflict and the cries of surviving civilians, the Rohingya...