Subhankar Banerjee
Subhankar Banerjee was born in Berhampore, India in 1967. He spent his childhood there and received his bachelor’s degree in engineering. In 1990 he moved to the United States to pursue graduate studies, where he obtained master’s degrees in physics and computer science from the New Mexico State University in Las Cruces.
Mr. Banerjee worked in the scientific fields for six years, with Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico and Boeing in Seattle. In 2000 he left science behind for a career in photography that stemmed from his childhood passion for painting, coupled with a deep love and concern for the wilderness and disappearing indigenous cultures.
Artwork
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Storm Over Kasegaluk Lagoon, 2006 Size: 68 x 86 inches Current Lannan Art Collection |
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Caribou Tracks on Tundra, 2006 Size: 62 x 70 inches Current Lannan Art Collection |
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Caribou Tracks on Coal Seams, II, 2006 Size: 62 x 70 inches Current Lannan Art Collection |
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Caribou Migration I, 2002 Size: 86 x 68 inches Current Lannan Art Collection |
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Brant and Snow Geese with Chicks, 2006 Size: 68 x 86 inches Current Lannan Art Collection |
Subhankar Banerjee elsewhere on Lannan.org
Subhankar Banerjee awarded 2003 Cultural Freedom Fellowship, (Cultural Freedom: Awards and Grants)Subhankar Banerjee with Peter Matthiessen, (Events)
Subhankar Banerjee: Where I Live I Hope to Know Exhibition, (Art)
