Dinh Q. Lê: Memory for Tomorrow

Exhibition at the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art, put together in collaboration with the Mori Art Museum, of work by Vietnamese American fine arts photographer, best known for his woven-photographs.

Dinh Q. Lê (b. 1968), one of the most acclaimed Asian artists today, left his homeland of Vietnam at the age of ten and moved to the U.S. After studying photography and media art, Lê adopted a variety of media including photography, sculpture, and video installations, based on painstaking research and interviews. He has consistently addressed the issues of war and immigration from his base in Ho Chi Minh City. In this exhibition, we reconsider the relationship between individual experience and history through Lê’s works. [ In collaboration with Mori Art Museum]