ABOUT
JOYA MUKERJEE LOGUE
BIO
Joya Mukerjee Logue (1976).
Born to an Indian father and American mother, painter Joya Mukerjee Logue works in both oil and watercolor on paper.
Mukerjee Logue’s practice is inspired by her mixed heritage, supported by memories of the Indian influences while growing up in Ohio, ongoing research into her cultural identity and regular travels to India. Women are a focus of her works, which exhibit a timeless quality rooted in memory and experience.
Exhibitions:
“Within These Walled Gardens”, Group Exhibit
Chelsea, New York City
November 2023
“Memory Keepers”, Solo Exhibit
South Kensington, London
May 2023
“Memoir”, Solo Exhibit
South Kensington, London
March 2023
“Welcome Home”, Group Exhibit
Featured work: “Guftagu”
21C Museum Hotel, Cincinnati Ohio U.S.
February 2022
“Soul Plates: Pass the Culture”, Group Exhibit
Featured work : “Sambandh”
Annex Gallery, In conjunction with the Contemporary Art Center, Cincinnati Ohio U.S.
January 2021
“Razia’s Garden”, Ruya x Joya: Immigrant Stories, Featured installation
Contemporary Art Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.
December 2019
Press:
“Joya Mukerjee Logue’s workspace is a painting-within-a-painting marvel”
Through an oeuvre that reflects the innate love she feels for her Indian roots, painter Joya Mukerjee Logue proves that home is where the art is… By Sadaf Shaikh
Additional Press in
Harper’s Bazaar India, Vogue India, Times of India, Elle Home Decor India, Elle Japan, Vogue Japan, Architectural Digest India, T2 Telegraph India, Arts of Hindostan, Sunday Midday Mumbai, The Voice of Fashion, Who Wore What When, Where Women Create, Cincinnati Magazine, Jaipur Journal, Cocoa & Jasmine, City Beat Cincinnati