Sarban Chowdhury (b. 1992, Kolkata, West Bengal) completed his Bachelor ofFine Arts (2014) and Master of Fine Arts (2016) from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata. Currently he is pursuing his PhD from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Jodhpur.
He is also an Assistant Professor in Fashion &Lifestyle Accessories at National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Jodhpur. Sarban has been invited to symposiums and art residency programs within India and abroad, including Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue inJingdezhen, China (2024 & 2023), 54th International Ceramic SculptureSymposium in Boleslawiec, Poland (2018), 4th International wood fire ceramicsymposium in Gavrilov, Russia (2017), Museum of Goa in Goa (2023), Art Icholin Maihar (2021), National Ceramic Camp at Lalit Kala Akademi, Kolkata (2018),Piramal Art Foundation in Mumbai (2016), Uttarayan Art Foundation inVadodara (2016) et cetera.
His recent exhibitions include 'The Toothless Times', Solo exhibition, APRE Art House, 2025; 13th Namwon International Ceramic Artist Invitation Exhibition in South Korea (2024); “Temperature” at Quimo Gallery in Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue,Jingdezhen, China (2024 & 2023); “Yuva Sumbhava” by Raza Foundation at Shridharani Gallery in New Delhi (2024); “Amano Iwato” at Apre Art House in Mumbai (2024); “Bhu- Tatva” at Emami Art in Kolkata (2023); Jaipur Art Week (2023); MASH Young Artists Exhibition at India International Centre in New Delhi (2022), “Threadsuns” at Gallerie Nvya in New Delhi (2022), et. cetera to name a few. He has been featured by CeramicsNow (https://www.ceramicsnow.org/artists/sarban-chowdhury/), Platform Magazine (https://www.platform-mag.com/art/diary-entries-sarban-chowdhury.html), DesignIndia (https:// design-india.com/desires-in-clay/), Hakara journal (https://www.hakara.in/sarban- chowdhury/ ), Roots & Leisure (https://rootsandleisure.com/ceramic-artist-and-educator- sarban/) and others.