The SPBA-Bhutan Art Camp was held at the newly constructed Bangladesh Embassy in Thimpu, Bhutan.

For five days Artists from Bhutan and Bangladesh participated in this Art Camp. The objective of the Art Camp was to create artworks by the Artists of the two Countries to be displayed permanently at the Bangladesh Embassy to demonstrate the strong bond and friendship between Bhutan and Bangladesh.

Her Royal Highness Princess Eeuphelma Choden Wangchuk of Bhutan inaugurated the new Bangladesh Embassy. The Prime Minister of Bhutan, DashoTshering Tobgay along with Cabinet Ministers, Diplomats and senior Government Officials from Bangladesh and Bhutan attended the opening Ceremony and appreciated the Artworks specially created by the Artists of Bangladesh and Bhutan.

The Bangladesh–Sri Lanka Art Camp 2020 brought together 18 artists from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to a residential art camp held at Nokkhotrobari, Gazipur.

The initiative built upon the collaboration established through the Bangladesh- Sri Lanka Art Exhibition – 2019 in Colombo, which included both an exhibition and an art camp. Continuing this partnership, the camp provided a platform for artists to share ideas, artistic practices, and cultural perspectives while creating new works in a collaborative environment.

The artworks produced during the camp were subsequently exhibited at the Bangladesh–Sri Lanka Art Exhibition 2020, reflecting the shared artistic cultural connection between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

Eight selected artists from Bangladesh and twelve artists from Sri Lanka participated in a two-day International Art Camp at the Light of Asia Foundation, on the outskirts of Colombo, Sri Lanka. The camp brought together artists from diverse backgrounds to create live artworks while fostering cultural exchange and the sharing of creative processes between Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan artists.

Artists from Bangladesh: Hashem Khan, Shamsuddoha, Kanak Chanpa Chakma, Jahangir Hossain, Maqsuda Iqbal Nipa, Priti Ali, Monjur Rashid, and Rafi Haque.

Artists from Sri Lanka: S. H. Sarath, Dr. Manoranjana Herath, W. Nayanananda, Raja Segar, Channa Ekanayake, Sudath Abeysekara, D. P. A. S. Theja Gunawardhana, Gayan Prageeth, Chathuranga Sanjaya Biyagama, J. C. Rathnayake, Chammika Jayawardena, and Chathurika Jayani.

Proyash focuses on the education of Children with special Needs. The Art Workshop was specifically designed by SPBA to inspire the students of Proyash to encourage and inspire these special needs Children that they too can create beautiful Artworks.

Approximately 40 special needs students took part in the program. To inspire them SPBA invited eminent Artists of Bangladesh to participate in the Workshop to inspire, encourage and give confident to these Students to be able to express themselves on Paper and canvas.

The program combined hands-on workshop where students and artists worked together. A total of around 50 artworks were created by these special needs students.

Artists from across Bangladesh worked for three days expressing their creativity within the natural surroundings of Pabna. The camp provided a unique environment for artists to engage with the landscape, exchange ideas and created new works consisting of water colour on Paper and acrylic / Oil on Canvas. The camp fostered collaboration, inspiration, and a deeper appreciation of the diverse artistic and cultural landscape of Bangladesh.

Jointly organized by the Department of Fine Arts, University of Rajshahi, and SPBA, the three-day Art Camp was held at the University of Rajshahi from 9–11 February 2011.

Bringing together ten distinguished artists from Dhaka and ten artists from the University of Rajshahi, the camp fostered artistic collaboration, creative exchange in an inspiring academic environment. The camp was inaugurated by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Rajshahi.

In association with the Royal Netherlands Embassy, Dhaka, SPBA organized a one-of-its-kind exhibition featuring the works of Bangladeshi artists demonstrating the styles and techniques of the Dutch Master, Rembrandt.