by Ann Starr, Starr Review, February 2012
http://starr-review.blogspot.com/2012/02/leah-wong-moving.html
Artist Series: Sherrie Gallerie featuring artist Leah Wong
Short North Business Assocation, February 2012
http://www.shortnorth.org/slideshow-news/artist-series-sherrie-gallerie-featuring-artist-leah-wong
Work of Art
by Kristy Eckert, Capital Style magazine, March 2011
http://www.capital-style.com/live/content/issue/stories/2011/03/yl-leah-wong-columbus-art-teacher.html
Best of 2010: ART
Best Solo Show of 2010
by Ann Starr - The Other Paper, December 29, 2010
http://theotherpaper.com/articles/2010/12/30/arts/doc4d1ba80ad1372511961987.txt
Seven comrades reunite in new locale
Exhibition Review/Strathmore
by Christopher A. Yates - The Columbus Dispatch, Auguest 1, 2010
http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/arts/stories/2010/08/01/seven-comrades-reunite-in-new-locale.html?sid=101
Seven Women Create One Art Exhibition
Exhibition Review, by Peggy McEwan. The Gazette, August 11, 2010, Montgomery County, MD
Eye candy that’s both tasty and nutritious
by Ann Starr - The Other Paper, January 27, 2010
The Leah Wong paintings currently on display at the Sherrie Gallerie were painted on extended travels in China, the artist’s birthplace. When you step into the gallery, though, you’ll believe that she sojourned on the shores of the Gumdrop Sea in Candyland.
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http://theotherpaper.com/articles/2010/01/28/arts/doc4b60c83fe4897222055033.txt
Leah Wong - Local and International Artist
Interviewed by Barb Vogel, The Artist Intervew, Jan, 2010
Leah Wong’s new body of work includes unique observations of people partaking of life activities within vibrantly colored landscapes and seascapes....
http://theartistsinterview.com/archives/214
Leah Wong: Meticulously Tumultuous,
by Kate Liebers, 614 MAGAZINE, January 2010, Columbus, OH
Leah Wong: A Cut Above
By Tracy Zollinger Turner - Columbus Alive, November 1, 2007
..... Among dozens of her more recent canvases, on view at the gallery through this month's Gallery Hop, there are marks, shapes and wild creatures that suggest particular items and beings from the material world, but they would be hard to pin down with labels. They could be gigantic bird-bears sauntering through the bustling city, or catfish-pigs swimming under a sky with a hundred suns.
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www.columbusalive.com/?sec=arts&story=alive/2007/1101/a-artwong.html
Close to Home
By Jacquline Hall - Columbus Dispatch, March 5, 2006
Leah Wong is represented by whimsical and charming imagery. A native of China, where she studied art and painting, she completed a master?s of fine arts at Ohio University in Athens. Her work merges Western and Asian cultures.
She has adapted the Chinese tradition of paper-cut images to her paintings, which are collages of delicately cut paper forms applied in multiple layers upon gesso ground and painted with acrylic.
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www.columbusdispatch.com/live/contentbe/dispatch/2006/03/05/20060305-D5-01.html
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