After creating and exhibiting installations in South Korea and China, artist Sandra Eula Lee continues her project at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, where she will produce and display a new body of work inspired by her research on urban plant landscapes. Through drawings, photographs, and an installation piece, Lee explores the “defiant gardens” that emerge in rapidly industrializing areas, and examines the cultural assumptions people bring to gardens, no matter where in the world they are.

Two waters (Seeds in a wild garden) Time Out New York Critic’s Pick* http://newyork.timeout.com/things-to-do/this-week-in-new-york/1021477/two-waters-seeds-in-a-wild-garden Opening Reception: Sunday, March 27, 1-3pm Steinhardt Gallery, Brooklyn Botanic Garden March 8-June 5, 2011 http://www.bbg.org/discover/gallery/sandra_eula_lee

Getting there: 2/3 to Eastern Parkway (Brooklyn Museum), walk to the end of the block past the Museum, turn right onto Washington Ave. Enter at 1000 Washington Ave on your right. The Steinhardt Conservatory is to the left once you enter the Gardens. You can also walk through the gardens at one of the other entrances to the Steinhardt Conservatory.