Christopher K. Ho
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Christopher K. Ho (b. 1974, based in Hong Kong) is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and writer. In his practice, he examines articulations of history and place, grounded in an interest in architecture and spatial organization. In his role as arts educator and organizer, he has led workshops on otherness and decolonization. He is currently executive director of Asia Art Archive in Hong Kong and co-edited Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts, a Paper Monument publication.
Recent solo presentations include those at Below Grand (New York); Vancouver Art Gallery Offsite (Vancouver); Tomorrow Maybe (Hong Kong); Brooklyn Academy of Music (New York); and Bronx Museum (New York). His multi-component projects have been exhibited at Asia Society Texas; Art Intelligence Global (Hong Kong); Current Plans (Hong Kong); Hessel Museum of Art, Bard College (New York); Para Site (Hong Kong); Storm King Art Center (New York); Busan Biennale; MASS MoCA (Massachusetts); and Queens Museum (New York).
