Lilly Wei

Lilly Wei reviews Joanna Pousette-Dart: Centering at Lisson Gallery, New York. Wei observes: "Schooled in a modernist aesthetic, Pousette-Dart soon veered away from non-objective formalism to a more personalized, independent aesthetic. Abstractions sourced in landscapes and painted on multi-paneled shaped canvases have been her calling card since the early 1990s. They are also marvelously quirky—no

Lilly Wei interviews artist Li Huasheng. In her introduction, Wei writes: "Li’s point of view seems similar in orientation to that of Agnes Martin, say, although he believes art should be pure, and eastern and western cultures, evolving separately, are utterly different. Line, nonetheless, is of vital importance to both artists and "everything," says Li,