Radical Repair: A Conversation with Holly Wong

When Holly Wong says her practice is about "radical repair," she means it in the most literal sense, stitching things together, cutting them apart, and stitching them back together again until the fracture becomes the structure. Wong, a Presidential Scholar in the Arts represented by galleries in four cities, creates fiber and drawing-based installations shown in more than 100 exhibitions, all asking the same essential question: What can be made from the broken things we carry?