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Above the Fold In the rearview mirror of Kenneth Tam’s ‘The Medallion’ Recently on view at Bridget Donahue, the Queens-born artist's solo exhibition is a multimedia intervention on broken dreams and the taxi medallion crisis by Qingyuan Deng Above the Fold Kenneth Tam confronts Asian American masculinity in ‘Silent Spikes’ Referencing the cowboy archetype and the narratives of Chinese Transcontinental Railroad workers, the artist tackles the complexity of male-to-male bonds in his latest exhibition by Jordan Aaron Guy
Above the Fold In the rearview mirror of Kenneth Tam’s ‘The Medallion’ Recently on view at Bridget Donahue, the Queens-born artist's solo exhibition is a multimedia intervention on broken dreams and the taxi medallion crisis by Qingyuan Deng
Above the Fold Kenneth Tam confronts Asian American masculinity in ‘Silent Spikes’ Referencing the cowboy archetype and the narratives of Chinese Transcontinental Railroad workers, the artist tackles the complexity of male-to-male bonds in his latest exhibition by Jordan Aaron Guy
