Fred Liang: A Bubble in a Stream

October 17 – December 13, 2015

At the most basic level—and beyond attempting to link the “formal” language of abstraction with the folk art of jianzhi (paper-cut)—I also tinker with subtle, symbolic implications and metaphors that connect the past and the present, east and west, philosophy and religion. In doing so, my work traverses through the medium of drawings, installations, and sculptures.

                                                                                                — Fred Liang

Born in Wuhan, Fred Liang grew up in China during the Cultural Revolution. Later he moved with his family to Winnipeg, Manitoba, where Liang attended the University of Manitoba’s School of Art. Since then, Liang has earned a Masters of Fine Art degree at Yale, taught art in Windsor, and worked as an art researcher in New York. He is now an artist and art professor at Massachusetts College of Art in Boston.

Installation Images

Fred Liang, A Bubble in a Stream, 2015.

Paper.

Fred Liang, A Bubble in a Stream, 2015.

Paper.