Kenneth Tam
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This image depicts a group of people engaging in a playful, interactive activity together. The dominant colors are warm tones of red, blue, and neutral shades. The overall composition suggests a relaxed, casual setting, with the individuals standing close together and interacting physically. The subject matter appears to be a social gathering or collaborative exercise, though the specific nature of the activity is not clear. The artistic style is documentary in nature, capturing a candid moment of interpersonal connection. The context suggests this may be a social or therapeutic setting where people are engaging in a collaborative exercise or activity. ...
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B.1982Kenneth Tam’s work investigates themes of masculinity, tenderness and vulnerability. He reimagines private and public spaces, and how bodies can exist within them, liberated from societal expectations and gender conformities. Tam’s practice is intersectional, tapping into discussions of race and labour economics. His work discusses the ways in which Asian men are compared to White Western stereotypes of masculinity and virility. In his film ‘Silent Spikes’ (2021), Tam uses the trope of the cowboy to discuss Asian American identity; “By having Asian men step into this role, I pose the question of who has access to embody these characters and the larger ideas they represent”. He questions how the mythologised concept of the cowboy has historically shaped American masculinity and racial identities and hierarchies, and how it continues to do so. Written by Goldsmiths CCA ...
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