Dinh Q Le – From the Fort Wayne Museum of Art

September 22, 2025September 19, 2025

Now On View: Elements of Texture

Two close ups looking at textured glass. On the left, it is a black, white, and mustard color combination, with the layers of color having been organically chiseled away, revealing colors underneath. On the right, there is an orange and red glass work with the orange being revealed as circles of varying sizes across the surface of the piece.

Walk through the galleries of FWMoA and observe the textures artists use to bring their works to life! This month's Now on View highlights works by Dinh Q. Lê, Philip Baldwin, and Monica Guggisberg.

August 9, 2025August 5, 2025

Saturday Studio: Weaving with Dinh Q. Lê

An image of flower photos overlaid with each other. This pink, grey, and white image is made of woven photos that overlap like a checkerboard. The result looks like an optical illusion, with the straight-lined pattern appearing to give curved edges.

With inspiration from artist Dinh Q Lê, today's Saturday Studio focuses on Weaving! Crossing many mediums, weaving can interact with photography to create depth and meaning. Follow along to create your own!

August 7, 2025August 5, 2025

Now on View: The works of Dinh Q. Lê

This work shows two images overlaid on top of one another. One image is black and white, showing a man and a boy facing viewers. Both are in uniforms with numbers on their chests. The second image has orange undertones and depicts a room with four windows, a cot, and checkered flooring.

Displaying striking images surrounding Vietnamese and Cambodian history, "Weaving the Narrative: The works of Dinh Q. Lê" is Now on View at FWMoA.