An-My Lê: Between Two Rivers is a profound hardcover art book that captures the artist’s three-decade exploration of global conflict, diaspora, and the complex narratives of war. This visually stunning publication accompanies Lê’s first major museum survey in New York, offering readers an immersive journey through her evocative photographic series, textile works, and installations that bridge the Mekong and Mississippi rivers as symbolic landscapes of memory and displacement.
### Key Features
* Showcases An-My Lê’s complete artistic evolution through powerful black-and-white photography and innovative installations
* Includes critical essays by Roxana Marcoci and insightful contributions from leading art scholars
* Features poetic texts by acclaimed writers Monique Truong and Ocean Vuong adding lyrical depth to the visual narrative
* Presents 222 high-quality illustrations across 184 premium pages
* Documents Lê’s unique perspective as a Vietnamese refugee and internationally recognized artist
### Specifications
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 184
Illustrations: 222
Contributors: Roxana Marcoci, La Frances Hui, Joan Kee, Thy Phu, Caitlin Ryan, Monique Truong, Ocean Vuong
### Ideal For
* Art collectors and photography enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive study of contemporary Vietnamese-American art
* Cultural scholars interested in war narratives, diaspora studies, and postcolonial perspectives
* University libraries and art institutions building collections on Southeast Asian artists and modern photography
