With love, from an invader: Rhododendrons, Empire, China, and Me - Yan Wang Preston signage asking candidly "who can afford

asking candidly "who can afford to be radical

would anybody miss it

including those who think of themselves as “color blind

• A symbol of a shrine in a public square encourages respectfulness

His writings on representation and critique remain uncontested milestones in the debate over AIDS and queer aesthetics

With love, from an invader: Rhododendrons, Empire, China, and Me - Yan Wang Preston signage asking candidly "who can affordWith Love. From an Invader. Rhododendrons, Empire, China and Me is an intensive field study. Every other day for a year, Yan Wang Preston (CN GB) went to a particular love heart shaped Rhododendron ponticum bush and photographed it. The ritual walks offered her time and space to experience, observe, and explore the land from different perspectives. She not only looked, listened, touched, and played, but also used a variety of methods to highlight the