By Damairis Lao, Rachel Sheng, and Yek Wong Wonderland presents paintings by AAPI artists and celebrates voices that explore self-expression as portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Damairis Lao’s acrylic on-panel portrait […]
By Damairis Lao, Rachel Sheng, and Yek Wong Wonderland presents paintings by AAPI artists and celebrates voices that explore self-expression as portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Damairis Lao’s acrylic on-panel portrait […]
This exhibit recognizes the shared kinship between rasquachismo and cluttercore as domestic aesthetics, and seeks to interrogate the core purposes of each as they relate to curating, display, lifestyle, and distinct opposition to dominant trends.
By Damairis Lao, Rachel Sheng, and Yek Wong Wonderland presents paintings by AAPI artists and celebrates voices that explore self-expression as portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Damairis Lao’s acrylic on-panel portrait […]
This exhibit recognizes the shared kinship between rasquachismo and cluttercore as domestic aesthetics, and seeks to interrogate the core purposes of each as they relate to curating, display, lifestyle, and distinct opposition to dominant trends.
The Harris Gallery is pleased to present this exhibition of paintings, assemblage, and installations. Join us for an artist reception on November 14th from 6-8 PM.
By Damairis Lao, Rachel Sheng, and Yek Wong Wonderland presents paintings by AAPI artists and celebrates voices that explore self-expression as portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Damairis Lao’s acrylic on-panel portrait […]
This exhibit recognizes the shared kinship between rasquachismo and cluttercore as domestic aesthetics, and seeks to interrogate the core purposes of each as they relate to curating, display, lifestyle, and distinct opposition to dominant trends.
By Damairis Lao, Rachel Sheng, and Yek Wong Wonderland presents paintings by AAPI artists and celebrates voices that explore self-expression as portraiture, landscape, and abstraction. Damairis Lao’s acrylic on-panel portrait […]
This exhibit recognizes the shared kinship between rasquachismo and cluttercore as domestic aesthetics, and seeks to interrogate the core purposes of each as they relate to curating, display, lifestyle, and distinct opposition to dominant trends.
