Indian-American artist Joya Mukerjee Logue’s paintings are as much about community, as they are about the memory of women nurturing these communities, painted in her gentle whites and creams. In her debut show in India, Those who walk before me, which is on at Delhi’s Vadehra Art Gallery until September 12, Mukerjee Logue builds an archive of her dual lives and identities—one rooted and lived in the US, the other featuring her father’s ancestral home in Ambala.
