“Facing East” marks artist John Chang’s debut as a curator, but you’d never be able to guess it with a look at the exhibition. The show, which features four contemporary Chinese artists, has an almost shocking aesthetic unity at first glance: everything is starkly monochrome but for a few spots of color.

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If the front of last Friday’s Pasatiempo seems familiar, that’s because you already met the cover models. Debbie Stevens’ gentle cranes from “Red Crown 3” are on the wall at Mill Fine Art through November 17 for Winged Artistry, Debbie’s joint show with Steven DaLuz. In the cover story, Debbie talks about her outdoor [...]

John Chang’s paintings are an exploration of cultural identity in the sense that they break apart mass media and known symbols until a newer—and more personalized—meaning is created. Chang describes his art as “reconsidering the boundaries between the personal and the political, between ideas of what is “American” and what is “Chinese.”

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As John Chang steps into his solo exhibition at Mill Fine Art, he insists that his work is not political.

“I don’t want to be so focused on that,” he says with a little smile. “People see, I’m doing this because I have experienced it.”

Chang’s paintings tell his life stories—of growing up during China’s [...]

In an effort to foster discussion and understanding of contemporary Chinese art, Mill Fine Art is pleased to be introducing the Oct. 19 exhibit, “Facing East: Contemporary Work From Four Chinese Artists in America.” This group show will bring together a unique array of perspectives, visions, and personal narratives as it seeks to explore the [...]

Four Chinese artists will be showing work in Mill Fine Art’s upcoming exhibit, “Facing East,” which will seek to raise awareness of contemporary culture in China, as well as to explore the popularity of Chinese art in America. Examining issues that range from cultural and geographic changes to politics and economic control, “Facing East” will [...]