Ismail Chowdhry

Ismail Chowdhry

đź“Ť Dhaka, Bangladesh

Ismail Chowdhury (b. 1975, Kishoreganj) is a contemporary Bangladeshi realist painter celebrated for his vivid depictions of rural life and natural landscapes. He earned his BFA from Government Art College and completed further studies at Tokoha Gakuen University in Japan. His work captures the changing seasons, folk traditions, and everyday moments with nuanced realism, reflecting a deep connection to Bangladesh’s countryside. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, gaining recognition for his evocative portrayals of timeless village scenes.

Achievements

  • His work captures the changing seasons, folk traditions, and everyday moments with nuanced realism, reflecting a deep connection to Bangladesh’s countryside
BFA from Government Art College and completed further studies at Tokoha Gakuen University in Japan
He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, gaining recognition for his evocative portrayals of timeless village scenes.
Ismail Chowdhry

Ismail Chowdhury (b. 1975, Kishoreganj) is a contemporary Bangladeshi realist painter celebrated for his vivid depictions of rural life and natural landscapes. He earned his BFA from Government Art College and completed further studies at Tokoha Gakuen University in Japan. His work captures the changing seasons, folk traditions, and everyday moments with nuanced realism, reflecting a deep connection to Bangladesh’s countryside. He has exhibited both nationally and internationally, gaining recognition for his evocative portrayals of timeless village scenes.

News

Shilpakala Academy organizes exhibition of artist Ismail Chowdhury’s artwork
August 12, 2025

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy organized a solo painting exhibition of painter Ismail Chowdhury. Painter Ismail Chowdhury has participated in more than half a hundred solo and joint exhibitions in various countries including Bangladesh, Japan, USA, Italy, Nepal, and Bhutan, reads a press release.

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Artworks

Rhythm of Nature

Tk 55,000

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Past Works

Chowdhury’s compositions are filled with hybrid creatures, gestural strokes, and earthy palettes—channeling both tribal aesthetic and contemporary energy. His use of flattened space, repetition, and totemic form creates a rhythmic, narrative pull. It feels ceremonial—visual chants that echo ancestral voices.

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