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Khemjira pilot came out back when I initially got into Thai dramas, so like a whole year ago now. Finally it seeing the light of day, the wait was so worth it. When i watched Domundi Friendship with KengNamping, I remember prods said, they'd get a show that would suit them, for both KengNamping and ThomasKong, and they did it so fantastically! Your Sky was very suited to ThomasKong, and KengNamping are going to absolutely eat up Khemjira. I am so excited to watch this show unfold.
Mount Vernon-Anacortes, WA, Washington, United States
It was taken at Skagit Tulip Festival on April 6th, 2018.
by Thomas Kong from Skagit County
Source | Google Maps
Center spread illustration by Ruby T from At Work with Thomas Kong by Dan Miller. [Purchase] $8.00
Thomas Kong makes collages and assemblages out of advertising, packaging, and other surplus material while managing Kim’s Corner Food, a convenience store in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood.
California, United States
It was taken at Yosemite National Park before sunset of Feb 9th, 2018. El Caitan is the famous rock in the park.
by Thomas Kong from Skagit County
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New from Temporary Services. Our 117th publication!
At Work with Thomas Kong by Dan Miller, with illustrations by Ruby T
[Purchase] $8.00
Thomas Kong makes collages and assemblages out of advertising, packaging, and other surplus material while managing Kim’s Corner Food, a convenience store in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood.
In this publication, Chicago-based Australian artist Dan Miller introduces Kong’s prolific art practice and the first three years of their experimental collaboration. Together their productions have ranged from business cards and shopping baskets to The Back Room at Kim’s Corner Food. Housed in a converted storage room behind the store, The Back Room is a community-oriented art space and expanding archive of Kong’s work. Writing about the development of this interdependent relationship across gaps in age, culture, and artistic education, Miller reflects on what might be learned from both the ingenuity of Kong’s practice and their unlikely alliance. At Work with Thomas Kong includes excerpts from several interviews with Kong and illustrations by artist Ruby T, one of the project’s growing number of co-conspirators.
