Excerpt of the article written by Maxwell Rabb for Artsy:
Taiwanese American artist Raina Lee’s palm-sized stoneware wall works draw from her everyday life, featuring subjects that range from koi fish to a still life from Casa Vicens in Barcelona.
Boston gallery LaiSun Keane is presenting a selection of 43 of these postcard-sized works. After working as a journalist, the artist channels her documentarian perspective into these scenes, drawing on her personal life and travels.
Many of these works also feature artworks as their subject matter. For instance, Calder Mercury Foundation (2025) depicts a famous work by Alexander Calder located in Spain, and Mujer at Fundació Joan Miró (2025) was inspired by her visit to Joan Miró’s foundation in Barcelona. By the middle of the fair’s VIP day, the gallery had already sold half of the presentation, with pieces ranging in price from $1,800 to $4,000.
