Representation

L.A. Louver
Venice Beach, California
L.A. Louver gallery is Rina Banerjee's first west coast gallery. "Disgust," Banerjee's inaugural solo exhibition, was on view May 8 - June 28, 2014. "Disgust" explores the representation of the abject female body, it's reference to animal and histories of hygiene, ornamentation, and ethnography address the cultural preoccupation of women as a subject of the gaze. The exhibit was reviewed in the LA Times by David Pagel.

Disgust, 2014
Group Show, 2013


OTA Fine Arts
Tokyo & Singapore

OTA Gallery located in both the heart of Tokyo and Singapore at Gilmore Barracks. Banerjee's first solo exhibition was in Tokyo, entitled "What am I made of and how do you know my name?" The drawings and sculptures exhibited refer to the materials used in gardening and the zoo. Her work addresses Colonial histories of public entertainment in urban sites.

Banerjee's solo exhibition, "Migrations Mist" on view from January 23 to March 21, 2015 in Singapore references her continued interest in Colonial histories informing contemporary urban sites where migrations from diverse cultures are deposited.

Migration's Breath, Tokyo, 2017
What am I made of and how do you know my name?, Tokyo, 2013
Migration's Breath, Singapore, 2015
Vivid Strata: New Representations of Asia, Singapore, 2013


Hosfelt Gallery
San Francisco, California

Human Likeness, 2017 is Banerjee's first solo exhibition at this San Francisco gallery. The exhibit includes drawings and sculptures that reflect, rehearse, and recreate what is human in an age of growing migrations, relocations, exile, and displacement.

20th Anniversary Exhibition, 2016
Tender Mahal - Lifted, 2013
Look Both Ways, 2012