Rina Banerjee  (Indian, 1963) 

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Rina Banerjee, "Take me, take me, take me…to the Palace of love"

 

Rina Banerjee
"Take me, take me, take me…to the Palace of love"
2003

Hosfelt Gallery
Rina Banerjee, Objects of Superstition

 

Rina Banerjee
Objects of Superstition
2000

Skot Foreman Fine Art
Rina Banerjee, Untitled

 

Rina Banerjee
Untitled
2011

Art Plural Gallery
Rina Banerjee, Untitled

 

Rina Banerjee
Untitled
2011

Art Plural Gallery
Rina Banerjee, Birds of Appetite She Who is Exiled Now Hovering, Circling

 

Rina Banerjee
Birds of Appetite She Who is Exiled Now Hovering, Circling
2007

Galerie Hans Mayer
Rina Banerjee, From the oyster's shell it fell with a neck of dangling bells a flirtatous alligator who put upon us a bodily spell

 

Rina Banerjee
From the oyster's shell it fell with a neck of dangling bells a flirtatous alligator who put upon us a bodily spell
2006

Galerie Diehl
Rina Banerjee, A World at a Loss

 

Rina Banerjee
A World at a Loss
2007

Galerie Diehl
Rina Banerjee, Excessive Endowment

 

Rina Banerjee
Excessive Endowment
2004

Serge Ziegler Galerie
 
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Rina Banerjee, In what seemed at first a monster's colonial dream, leprechauns of amber body and agile mind blew west wondering what it would be like to leave...

 

Rina Banerjee
In what seemed at first a monster's colonial dream, leprechauns of amber body and agile mind blew west wondering what it would be like to leave..., 2008
mixed media on panel

 

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Rina Banerjee, The Strain of fruit eaten twice produced more and more

 

Rina Banerjee
The Strain of fruit eaten twice produced more and more, 2006
mixed media on paper

 

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Rina Banerjee, Eastern luxury made from plant herbs, flowers, essence and stimulating mushroom she ascended medicated and mysterious to her others

 

Rina Banerjee
Eastern luxury made from plant herbs, flowers, essence and stimulating mushroom she ascended medicated and mysterious to her others, 2012
gouache, ink, metallic ink and glitter on paper

 

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1963   Born in Kolkata, India
1993   Case Western Reserve University, Case Institute of Technology, Polymer Eng., Bachelor of Science
1995   Yale University, Yale school of Art, Painting and Print Making, Master of Fine Art
1995   Drawing Award Norfolk-Yale University
2012   Creationism's Kiss - Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Brussels
2011   Chimeras of the India & the West - Musée Guimet, Paris
Pangea: Art at the Forefront of Cultural Convergence, Frey Norris Modern & Contemporary, San Francisco, USA
Avant Première, Art Plural Gallery, Singapore
EAST EX EAST, Brand New Gallery, Milan
What is Sculpture, CRG Gallery, New York
Fabular Bodies: New Narratives in the Art of the Miniature, Coomaraswamy Hall, Prince of Wales Museum, Mumbai, India
Facets of the Figure, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
2010   Forever Foreign, Haunch of Venison, London, UK (solo)
Without Face: Cultivating the foreign, Armory Show, Galerie Nathalie Obadia, New York, USA (solo)
Roundabout, City Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand
Bring Me a Lion, group show, Hunt Gallery, Webster University, St. Louis USA Devi Foundation, Delhi, India
Fantasmagoria, La Monde Mythique, Les Abattoirs, Toulouse, France
The Road of Marvels, Path of Elegance, Boghossian Foundation, Brussels, Belgium
The Antidote, Claire Oliver Gallery, New York, NY
2009   Pretty Is As Pretty Does, Group Show Curated By Laura Heon, Site Santa Fe Museum Contemporary
Mythologies - Haunch & Venison, London
Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass, curated by Robert Roos, Kunsthal KAdE Amersfoort, Netherlands
Anomalies, curated by Jaishri Abhichandani, Rossi & Rossi, London
Dhiel & Project, Roger Hass Gallery Moscow (Solo)
Project Look Book Zurich (Solo)
Thomas Gibson Fine Art Ltd London (Solo)
Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Brussels Belgium (Solo)
Marvellous Reality, curated by Sunil Mehra, Gallery Espace, New Delhi, India
Rina Banerjee & Raqib Shaw, Thomas Gibson Ltd, London, UK
Look into my eyes and you will see, Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Brussels, Belgium
Allure , Gallery Espace, New Delhi India (Solo)
2008   Dyed Roots, the New Emergence of Culture, curated by Camila Singh,Museum of Contemporary Canadian
Group show, Galerie Nathalie Obadia Brussels
Distant Nearness, curated by Bruce Hartman, Nerman Museum Of Contemporary Art, Kansas
Exploding the Lotus, Co-curated by Jaishri Abichandani and Jane Hart, Art and Culture Center for Hollywood
6 Degrees of Separation, Group show curated By Gayatri Sinha, Bodhi Art Mumbai
Dessins de la Collection Florence et Daniel Guerlain, Embassy of France New York
Indian Focus, Espace-Claud Berri Paris
Evolution, Group show curated by Marc Wellman, Max Lang Gallery New York
Everywhere is war (and Rumours of War), curated by Shaheen Merali, Bodhi Art, Mumbai, India
The flowers of Evil still Bloom/Spleen: Les Fleurs du Mal, Culto Project New York
Group show, Sackler Museum of Asian Art, Washington DC., USA
Art Unlimited, Galerie Obadia, Paris, France (solo)
Art Basel 39, Basel, Switzerland (solo)
2007   Shanghai Art Fair, Solo Show with Galerie Nathalie Obadia, China-Shanghai Exhibition Center, Shanghai, China (solo)
The Wilderness Within, Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin, Germany (solo)
Foreign Fruit, Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris, France (solo)
An Archaeology, Zabludowicz Art Trust / Project 176, London, UK
I fear I believe, Gallery Espace, New Delhi, India
The wilderness within, Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin, Germany (solo)
Tokyo Wonder Site, curator Kayoko Lemura, Shibuya- Tokyo, Japan (solo)
2006   Black Moon Island, One in the Other, Contemporary International Drawing, London, UK
Galerie Nathalie Obadia (solo)
Frieze Art Fair, Galerie Obadia, London, England
Berlin Art Forum, represented by Galerie Volker Diehl, Berlin, Germany
Sheboygan, John Micheal Kohler Arts Center, Wisconsin, USA
Tsumari-Echigo Exhibition, 3rd Triennial, curated by Fram Kitwaga, Japan
One in the Other, Black Moon Island, Contemporary International Drawing London, England
Silver pearl girls and Gardens, VOLTA, Basel, Switzerland (solo)
Fantasies without travel will travel, AMT Gallery, Como, Italy (solo)
2005   Agra, Curated by Korina Corrigan, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, USA
Looking in the Eye of the Beholder, curated by Janine Cirincione, Rotunda Gallery, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Peabody Essex Museum, Agra, curated by Karina Corrigan, Salem, Massachusetts (cat.)
Looking in the Eye of the Beholder, Rotunda Gallery, curator Janine Cirincione, Brooklyn, NY
PS1/Moma, Greater New York Show, curated by Klaus Biesenback and staff, Queens, New York
Fatal Love: Exhibition of South Asian Contemporary Art Now, Queens Museum of Art
Suspended Ornament Suspended Place, Suite 106 Gallery, New York, New York
Sunset/Sunrise, Smack-Mellon, curated by Courtney Martin and Amanda Church, Brooklyn, New York (cat.)
2004   Open House, Brooklyn Museum of Art, curated by Charlotta Kotic, Brooklyn, New York (cat.)
Specificity, Riva Gallery, curated by Donald Odita, New York, New York (cat.)
2003   Yankee Remix, curated by Laura Heon, Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, USA
ARCO, curated by Omar Chahoud Lopez, Madrid, Spain (cat.)
2002   Five by Five: Contemporary Artists on Contemporary Art, curated by Shamim Momin, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, USA
Phantasmal Pharmacopeia, Painted Bride Art Center, curated by Susette Min, Philadelphia, PA (cat.)
2001   Antenna, Bose Pacia Modern, Chelsea, New York (cat.)
Phantasmal Pharmacopeia, Debs and Co., New York, New York (solo)
2000   Whitney Biennial 2000, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, New York (cat.)
Au Weidersien, Admit One Gallery, Chelsea, New York
1999   R.A.W. Bodies of Resistance, curated by Barbara Hunt, Harford, Connecticut (cat.)
1997   AIM (Artists in the Market Place), Bronx Museum, curated by Marisol Niever and Lydia Yee, Bronx, New York