A second-generation Chinese-Canadian artist whose practice casts light on overlooked or forgotten stories, Dominique Fung creates alternative spaces of belonging through her work. On the Rink Level of Rockefeller Center, she imagined an all-encompassing 125-foot-long epic in which traditionally painted scrolls unfold to tell a story across abstracted landscapes and artifacts from the Shang and Tang dynasties. They join three sculptural installations and recent paintings, commissioned by the Art Production Fund, that narrate tales of voyaging through uncharted territories.