'Dinh Q. Lê's photographic art weaves multiple strands of identity and experience, history and memory, mythology and reality, conflict and resolution. In a uniquely disciplined collage form, he illuminates the complex interactions of his two homelands—Vietnam and the United States. Apparent contradictions are transformed into visual ebb and flow, cultural give and take. Lê's art is well served by Christopher Mile's warmly intelligent essay and Moira Roth's creative weavings of her thoughts and her dialogues with the artist. The art is stunning, and its fabric of issues is moving... and all too timely.' —Lucy Lippard, quote from inside flap
With artist's biography and selected bibliography.
With artist's biography and selected bibliography.
Access level
Onsite
artist
publisher
editor
Location code
MONL.LDQ
Language
English
Keyword
Publication/Creation date
2003
No of pages
48
ISBN / ISSN
0970639457
No of copies
1
Content type
artist monograph
Chapter headings
Dinh Q. Le: Anxious Tapestries - Christopher MILES
Cuoc Trao Doi Giua / Of Memory and History: An Exchange Between Dinh Q. Le and Moira Roth - Moira ROTH
Dinh Q. Lê: From Vietnam to Hollywood
Relevant content
LIKE A FEVER | Essays
Shortlist | Vietnam
Recommended readings on Vietnamese contemporary art
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