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A Major Survey Of Contemporary Artist Hung Liu, Whose Layered Portraits Explore History And Memory Through The Stories Of Marginalized Figureshung Liu: Portraits Of Promised Lands Presents The Stunning Work Of This Contemporary Chinese American Artist. Liu (19482021) Blends Painting And Photography To Offer New Frameworks For Understanding Portraiture In Relation To Time, Memory, And History. Often Working From Photographs, She Uses Portraiture To Elevate Overlooked Subjects, Amplifying The Stories Of Those Who Have Historically Been Invisible Or Unheard. This Richly Illustrated Book Examines Six Decades Of Lius Painting, Photography, And Drawing. Author Dorothy Moss Illuminates The Importance Of Family Photographs In Lius Work; Nancy Lim Examines The Origins Of Lius Artistic Practice; Lucy R. Lippard Explores Issues Of Identity And Multiculturalism; And Elizabeth Partridge Focuses On Lius Recent Series Based On Dorothea Langes Depressionera Photographs. Philip Tinari, Along With Artists Amy Sherald And Carrie Mae Weems, Among Others, Conveys Lius Impact On Contemporary Art. Having Lived Through War, Political Revolution, Exile, And Displacement, Liu Paints A Complex Picture Of An Asian Pacific American Experience. Her Portraits Speak Powerfully To Those Seeking A Better Life, In The United States And Elsewhere.Published In Association With The National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, Dcexhibition Schedule: National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, Dc(August 27, 2021May 29, 2022)
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