SOUMYA NETRABILE (American, born 1966 in Bangalore, India) lives and works in Chicago, IL. Netrabile received her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1995 and her BSEE in engineering from Rutgers University in 1988. Recent solo exhibitions include Rachel Uffner (New York, NY), ANDREW RAFACZ (Chicago, IL), Gana Art (Seoul, South Korea), Anat Ebgi (Los Angeles, CA), Part 2 Gallery (Oakland, CA), and The Journal (New York, NY). Group exhibitions include Anthony Meier Fine Art (Mill Valley, CA), Project88 (Mumbai, India), F2T Gallery (Milan, Italy), Make Room (Los Angeles, CA), Fonthill Pottery (London, UK) Anat Ebgi (New York, NY), ANDREW RAFACZ (Chicago, IL), Alexander Bergruen (New York, NY), Museu Inimá de Paula (Belo Horizonte, Brazil), The Journal, Chóra (Patmos Island, Greece), 91 Allen (New York, NY), Rachel Uffner (New York, NY), Indigo + Madder (London, UK), Stellar Highway (Brooklyn, NY), La Loma Projects (Los Angeles, CA), O’Conner Art Gallery (Dominican University, River Forest, IL), Trinta Gallery (Santiago de Compostela, ESP), Fluffy Crimes (Chicago, IL), Practise (Oak Park, IL), Karma Gallery (New York, NY), Part 2 Gallery (Oakland, CA), Standard Projects (Hortonville WI), Sidney Larson Gallery (Columbia, OH), Parenthesis Art Space (Brooklyn, NY), University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College Gallery (Cincinnati, OH), Lurie Gallery, Northwestern University (Chicago, IL), Williamsburg Art and Historical Center (Brooklyn, NY), and John Michael Kohler Arts Center (Sheboygan, WI). Art fairs include: Art Basel Hong Kong, Anat Ebgi (Hong Kong, China), NADA NY, ANDREW RAFACZ (New York, NY), Art Basel Miami Beach, Anat Ebgi (Miami, FL), NADA Miami, ANDREW RAFACZ (Miami, FL), KIAF Seoul, Gana Art (Seoul, South Korea), Dallas Art Fair, Anat Ebgi (Dallas, TX), EXPO CHICAGO, ANDREW RAFACZ (Chicago, IL), Intersection Palm Springs, ANDREW RAFACZ (Palm Springs, CA), and Fog Art Fair San Francisco, Part 2 Gallery (San Francisco, CA). Netrabile has been reviewed and featured in numerous publications including: New City, The Brooklyn Rail, New Art Examiner, Santa Barbara Independent, Artsy, Artillery, Artnet, and The New York Times. Her work is included in both private and public collections.