Cover to Cover  Ho Tam
10 Feb 2018 to 11 Mar 2018

Cover to Cover is a small survey of Ho Tam’s publishing practice, which has been a focus of his since 2010. HOTAM and POSER are two ongoing projects among his collection of works from this period. HOTAM is a self-published/self-titled book series using the magazine format, treating each issue as an independent project, exploring both form and content. Similar in format, POSER is a series of snapshot photography books. Cover to Cover is about the artist behind the lense -- the artist as traveler or outsider who photographs other travelers and people in transit.

Ho Tam was born in Hong Kong and did his studies in Canada and the US. He practices in multiple disciplines including photography, video, painting and print media. His feature documentary film Books of James was awarded Outstanding Artistic Achievement (Outfest, LA) and Best Feature Documentary (Tel Aviv LGBT Film Festival). He has also published several series of artist books and zines. Tam is an alumni of the Whitney Museum Independent Studies Program, Bard College (MFA) and the recipient of various fellowships and grants.

Exhibitions  Ho Tam Cover to Cover

Participating Artists: Ho Tam
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Credits: Hotam #6: Magazines (2014), photo by Cosmo Kwan    
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arrow_rightDiscussion and Opening: Cover to Cover
Friday, February 9, 2018 - 18:00

As part of the exhibition Cover to Cover articule is pleased to present a discussion between Ho Tam and Thy Anne Chu Quang. The exhibition opening will follow. The discussion will take place in English with whispered...
15 Mar 2018   |   [comment_count]  

 

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arrow_rightArtist Publishing as Archival Practice: Ho Tam's Cover to Cover
February 09, 2018

by Candace Mooers.

Self-publishing is about taking up space. It's about not asking permission from a committee of jurors or peer-reviewers or editors. It's about autonomy; it stems from wanting to... candace mooers | Cover to Cover | Ho Tam
15 Mar 2018   |   [comment_count]