Ken Lum Books

Ken Lum's multidisciplinary practice spans over four decades, exploring themes of identity and urban life through various mediums, including painting, sculpture, and photography. His work emphasizes cross-cultural dialogue and addresses historical trauma, memory, and societal issues such as racism and religious suppression. The publication features a range of Lum's photographic series, including "Portrait/Logos" and "Image Mirrors," alongside his contributions to the Monument Lab project, which encourages critical discussions about monuments and their significance in society.

The collection showcases the diverse writings of Canadian artist Ken Lum, spanning from the early 1990s to the present. It offers insights into his artistic journey and explores themes relevant to contemporary art and culture. Through a range of essays and reflections, Lum engages with various topics, providing a compelling perspective on his work and the broader artistic landscape in Canada.