Alia Syed’s “Eating Grass”
Set among the pre-modern Indian paintings and Hindu and Buddhist sculptures,
“Shuimo Water Ink: Chinese Contemporary Ink Paintings”
Works ranged from soaring landscapes to confrontational abstractions.
Sejin Park’s “Won-Kyung”
Agricultural labor and rural life.
Wang Xieda’s “Subject Verb Object”
Calligraphic beauty in sculptural expression.
O Zhang’s “I Am Your Mirror”
Turning her gaze from the urban landscape of China to the American road.
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Alwar Balasubramaniam
Quiet, conceptual sculptures from an artist obsessed with finding forms for the invisible.
The sexuality of “Stargazing”
Five artists look at ideas of sexuality shaped by popular imagination.
Dinh Q. Le’s “Erasure”
The photographs form a metaphorical ocean of memory.
“Home Where” at Lombard Freid
Exploring personal notions of home.
