Ranu Mukherjee

Ranu Mukherjee makes collage-based paintings, film installations and performances to cultivate ecological, somatic and multi-dimensional perspectives on time, energy and power emerging from ruptured colonial legacies. Solo exhibitions and projects include Asian Art Museum, Gallery Wendi Norris, de Young Museum, and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (San Francisco); Di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art (Napa, California); Karachi Biennale 2019 (Pakistan); 18th Street Art Center and Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Los Angeles); San Jose Museum of Art; Pennsylvania College of Art and Design (Lancaster, Pennsylvania); Singapore Biennale 2022; and EIU Tarble Art Center (Charleston, Illinois). Mukherjee is represented by Gallery Wendi Norris, which published her monograph Shadowtime (2021). Residencies include 18th Street Arts Center, Space 118 (Mumbai), de Young Museum and 836 M with choreographer Hope Mohr. Her work is in the collections of Asian Art Museum, Avery, de Young Museum, Bielecki Foundation, Escalette Collection at Chapman University, Kadist Foundation, JP Morgan, Oakland Museum of California, San Francisco Arts Commission, and San Jose Museum of Art.