About
Tommy Kha is a photographer from Memphis, Tennessee. His work surveys the notion of difference by mapping experiences in order to inquire, confirm and undermine his interchanging identities, informed by evidences as an American-Chinese Southerner among other nuances.
He had his first solo show at Five in One Memphis in October 2008. Since then, his work has been exhibited in galleries in the United States and in China. In 2009, Memphis Crossroads’ magazine named Kha as one of the “Top Twenty Untapped Artists.”
Kha received his BFA in Photography from Memphis College of Art, where he was awarded the Jessie and Dolph Smith Emeritus Award. He is also an alumnus of the New York Studio Residency Program and one of the Artist-in-Residence at the Center for Photography at Woodstock 2011. Currently, he is a graduate photography student at Yale University School of Art.
Tommy Kha is the smaller one.