In the roof garden at the Met, a new installation by Pakistani artist Imran Qureshi, titled
And How Many Rains Must Fall before the Stains Are Washed Clean?
Qureshi first entered the international art scene as a painter of scenes that invoke Mughal miniatures; this is Moderate Enlightenment, 2007.
Then he began to worry about the violence in Pakistan; this work,
Blessings upon the Land of my Love, 2011, was his response to a particularly deadly bombing in Lahore. So you can see how he ended up covering the Met's roof with red.
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