May 2009
Art In America
ART FOR ALL AT CHICAGO'S FAIRS
Danny Orendorff
Chicago-based galleries profited from their proximity to the venue, allowing Kasia Kay Gallery to showcase Qin Fengling's tactile, colorful works, which experment in a kind of pop-pointillism by creating large forms from tiny, painstakingly detailed acrylic figurines... read more

September 2008
Marquee
PEOPLE'S CHOICE: GRASP
Rebecca Little
Anyone who watched the Olympics heard Bob Costas mention that China’s population represents “one-fifth of humanity” roughly a billion times. If you still can’t picture exactly what that means, check out Multitude, the first U.S. exhibition of works by Qin Fengling. The Chinese artist squeezes hundreds of globs of paint onto canvases, creating tiny human figures that only begin to represent China’s masses. The show’s opening runs from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday the 5th at Kasia Kay Art Projects Gallery... read more