Dinh Q. Le
Đỉnh Q Lê (b. 1968, Hà Tiên, d. 2024, HCMC) was a Vietnamese-American multimedia artist. As a child, he left Vietnam as a refugee, only to return in his 20s and base himself primarily in Ho Chi Minh City. He was widely considered a leading Vietnamese artist of his generation. He was co-founder of the non-profit art space Sàn Art, and he was a key benefactor of the local art scene.
Đỉnh was also an avid collector of Vietnamese antiquities, primarily ceramics, which is discussed in this interview.
Authors:
Designer: Dans Jirgensons; Editor: Hunter P. Deerfield; Photographer: Hunter P. Deerfield; Logotypist: Cao Duc
Resource Types:
Image, Text
Place of Publication:
Vietnam
Subjects:
Vietnamese Visual Arts
Access Condition:
Open access for educational and research purposes; commercial use prohibited.