Shangshaptok
Concrete & steel
Jahangirnagar University — spirit of the Liberation War
AboutA house for Bangladeshi
A house for Bangladeshi
sculpture, drawing & public art.
Gallery Hamiduzzaman represents a growing circle of Bangladeshi artists, carrying forward a tradition of modern sculpture into the country's parks, campuses and public memory.
Who We AreRepresenting artists,
Representing artists,
curating exhibitions.
Gallery Hamiduzzaman began as a home for the sculpture, drawings and public works of Hamiduzzaman Khan — one of the founding figures of modern sculpture in Bangladesh. Today it represents a small, growing circle of sculptors and artists working across bronze, stone, steel and paper.
The gallery curates exhibitions, stewards an open-air sculpture park, and offers advisory, cataloguing, conservation and authentication services to collectors and institutions — see Services.
Company Details
Who runs the gallery.
- Business name
- Gallery Hamiduzzaman
- Registered address
- House 02, Rd 104, Gulshan 2, Dhaka 1212
- Trade licence no.
- TRAD/DSCC/016682/2023
- Telephone
- +880 1817-030100
Management
- Vashkar NazmFounder
- Ivy ZamanAdvisor & Director
- Tanima SiddiqueDirector (Finance)
- Dipro BonikGallery Manager
Where It StartedA studio, and
A studio, and
its legacy.
Before it was a gallery, it was one artist's studio. His practice is still the clearest expression of what the gallery stands for.
Notable WorksPublic sculpture, held in
Public sculpture, held in
stone and steel.
A selection of the monumental works installed across Bangladesh and abroad, spanning bronze, granite, mild steel and marble.
Remembrance '71
Bronze
First cast 1976 — reworked across three decades
Steps
Stone, abstract form
Seoul Olympic Park, South Korea — 1988
Shantir Payra (Peace Bird)
Stainless steel
TSC, University of Dhaka
Jagroto Bangla
Mixed metal
Brahmanbaria
Waiting Mother
Rusted mild steel
A mother awaiting her son's return from 1971
Mukta Bangla
Stainless steel — 2011
Patuakhali Science & Technology University
Freedom
Stone
Krishibid Institute, Dhaka
Flying Bird
Steel
World Bank Dhaka Office
The Legacy
Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park
An open-air home for his abstract and semi-abstract works in iron, stone, granite and steel wire — carrying forward the themes of Liberation, folk culture and the human face that ran through his life's work.