Photo right, a structure and installation by Rina Banerjee scheduled to be on view at an exhibition at Admit One Gallery which is to run from May 11 through June 24. Banerjee's work is also currently on display at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in New York. The range of objects in her installation showed the artist's various concerns, as she brought together industrial size incandescent bulbs next to mosquito netting and vermilion powder. I am open to their experience. That's what makes this show interesting.
Art school can be very academic or technique-oriented.
As artists, we need to know what the art world is interested in. Many of the emerging artists from the museum's AIM program have gone on to achieve critical or commercial success. Lydia Yee, one of the two curators of the show, sees Rina Banerjee as an emerging artist with tremendous promise. The fact that her work is becoming more three-dimensional and coming off the wall is exciting to see. Her work has expanded in scope and ambition.