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Chloe Cheng

The reception for the MFA thesis exhibition of Taiwanese-born artist Chloe Cheng will be at the Hite Institute of Art and Design’s student gallery space in Portland on Friday. Three multimedia installations will span the gallery, titled in Mandarin Chinese: “Wàng,” “Chéng,” and “Yú.” Cheng says the core concept behind each component represents “the relationship between the creator (God) and creations, referring to humans that live in this broken world containing suffering, chaos, crime, conflict, or the personal experience of an inner void.”

Alabaster Glory
1616 Rowan St.
Friday, April 12
6 p.m.

Free admission

This article appears in Literary LEO.

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Aria Baci is a writer and critic who has been working in print and digital media since 2015 for outlets as varied as Design*Sponge, Geeks OUT, Flame Con, and The Mary Sue. She is passionate about literature,...