Artist: Indranil Banerjee

Date of Birth: 2nd May 1974
Place: Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Education:Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata, India.


TITLE: Ganga Side Civilization MEDIUM: Mixed Media on Canvas. SIZE: 2 “ X 3 ”	TITLE: Dodo Bird MEDIUM: Mixed Media on Canvas. SIZE: 4“ x 4“	TITLE: Success Shadow MEDIUM: Mixed Media on Canvas. SIZE: 5“ x 5“	TITLE: Fire of Fire of Jealousy MEDIUM: Mixed Media on Canvas. SIZE: 5“ x 5“	TITLE: Inside Outside MEDIUM: Mixed Media on Canvas. SIZE: 3 “ x 3 “

EXHIBITIONS - Solo :

Solo Exhibition in MAX MUELLER BHAVAN – Goethe Institute Kolkata (2000)- Artist of the month

Solo Exhibition in Global Art Gallery – Pune, (2008)- January

EXHIBITIONS - Group

Group exhibition at Travancore Palace art Gallery, New Delhi, 2008.

Group exhibition in Mahua Art Gallery, Bangalore, 2008.

Group exhibition in Academy of Fine arts, Kolkata, August, 2007.

Participated in a group show at Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi, (2005 – December)

Group show at Gaganendra Shilpa Pradarshansala.(2004).

Group Exhibition in Academy of Fine Arts (2002)

Group Exhibition in Academy of Fine Arts (2001)

Group Exhibition in Alternative Art Gallery (2000)

Participated in Annual exhibition in Indian Society Of Oriental Art, Kolkata,(1998)

College Exhibition Participation from 1995-99

IMPORTANT WORKSHOP/ CAMP

Participated as a Guest Lecturer/ Demonstrator/ Painter in LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI National Academy of Administration Missouri (IAS training Camp) 1998.

Award:
Awarded from Mahua Art Gallery, Bangalore– H.K. Kejriwal Award, 2008

IMPORTANT REVIEW

THE TELEGRAPH FRIDAY 27 OCTOBER 2000
Aesthetic temper

“Indranil Banerjee’s current exposition at the Max Mueller Bhavan bears out the young
painter’s ability to transcribe the latent suggestions of unpremeditated, germinal
delineations with lines and colors. Not that his manner of picturisation is surrealistic
in the sense of arising from the Jungian subconscious. Nor is it the culmination of a
stream of creative consciousness a la Kandinsky. Quite a few of Banerjee’s compositions
are gestural and reflective of a primordial animal force, although they do not speak of
fanciful pleasure trips to the realm of primitivism. Yet, efforts at classification apart,
this first solo exhibition of the painter does bear the imprint of a contemporary
aesthetic temper, ably projected on the canvas.”
Samir Dasgupta

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION

Working with IBM

OTHER QUALITY

Done a Documentary film on Bengali festival ‘Sindoor khela’.
Done a Documentary film on ‘Shikar Utsab’.
Done a short film on ‘Lost Childhood’