Vietnamese-American artist Dinh Q Le’s war-themed works stir painful parallels with today

20/04/2026 1 Views

“Remembrance”, the title of the solo show at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery dedicated to Dinh Q Le and curated by writer David Elliott, can be read in two ways.

The most pointed one, as intended by its curator, is as a tribute to the work of this exceptional Vietnamese-American artist, who died in 2024.

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