“Remembrance”, the title of the solo show at 10 Chancery Lane Gallery dedicated to Dinh Q Le and curated by writer David Elliott, can be read in two ways. The most pointed one, as intended by its curator, is as a tribute to the work of this exceptional Vietnamese-American artist, who died in 2024. But a significant thread of remembrance also runs through Le’s work in his constant reflections on the Vietnam war (1955-75) and its ongoing aftermath. “In Vietnam, it’s called the American war,”...