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Kai Hu (kaisholmes) is a writer, curator, and artist currently in OCADu under the Visual and Critical Studies program with a minor in Integrated Media. Primarily focused on academic writing, he also experiments with photography, film, and creative writing, with written pieces published in various locations. His works include recurring themes such as leftist politics, East Asian culture, and personal experiences such as immigration and grief. He currently edits for the Food & Feeling Zine, works as an assistant curator for Nashehoa Co., Ltd., and runs the Journal of Visual and Critical Studies at OCADu.…Kai Hu (kaisholmes) is a writer, curator, and artist currently in OCADu under the Visual and Critical Studies program with a minor in Integrated Media. Primarily focused on academic writing, he also experiments with photography, film, and creative writing, with written pieces published in various locations. His works include recurring themes such as leftist politics, East Asian culture, and personal experiences such as immigration and grief. He currently edits for the Food & Feeling Zine, works as an assistant curator for Nashehoa Co., Ltd., and runs the Journal of Visual and Critical Studies at OCADu.

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Kai Hu (kaisholmes) is a writer, curator, and artist currently in OCADu under the Visual and Critical Studies program with a minor in Integrated Media. Primarily focused on academic writing, he also experiments with photography, film, and creative writing, with written pieces published in various locations. His works include recurring themes such as leftist politics, East Asian culture, and personal experiences such as immigration and grief. He currently edits for the Food & Feeling Zine, works as an assistant curator for Nashehoa Co., Ltd., and runs the Journal of Visual and Critical Studies at OCADu.…Kai Hu (kaisholmes) is a writer, curator, and artist currently in OCADu under the Visual and Critical Studies program with a minor in Integrated Media. Primarily focused on academic writing, he also experiments with photography, film, and creative writing, with written pieces published in various locations. His works include recurring themes such as leftist politics, East Asian culture, and personal experiences such as immigration and grief. He currently edits for the Food & Feeling Zine, works as an assistant curator for Nashehoa Co., Ltd., and runs the Journal of Visual and Critical Studies at OCADu.

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Kai Hu (kaisholmes) is a writer, curator, and artist currently in OCADu under the Visual and Critical Studies program with a minor in Integrated Media. Primarily focused on academic writing, he also experiments with photography, film, and creative writing, with written pieces published in various locations. His works include recurring themes such as leftist politics, East Asian culture, and personal experiences such as immigration and grief.

He currently edits for the Food & Feeling Zine, works as an assistant curator for Nashehoa Co., Ltd., and runs the Journal of Visual and Critical Studies at OCADu.

Skills

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Expert

Expert

Expert

Expert

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Language

English

Fluent

Japanese

Beginner

Chinese

Fluent

Work Experience

Student Monitor, Journal of Visual and Critical Studies Coordinator at OCAD University

November 1, 2025 - Present

-Coordinating editorial communications -Drafting budgets and production schedules -Promoting journal and assisting with student-led events

Editor at Food & Feeling Zine

April 1, 2025 - Present

Assisted in writing content for the organization’s social media and blog; Edited writing from various authors for publication; Hosted a writing workshop to hone writers’ skills and connected with fellow writers through creative activities.

Administrative Assistant at Gallery 1313

October 1, 2024 - April 1, 2025

Greeted visitors and answered questions about the gallery; Designed promotional materials using Photoshop and other programs; Worked closely with the Executive Director to prepare for gallery receptions, serving food and drinks, and socializing with a wide audience; Helped curate exhibitions with the Executive Director and fellow interns.

Curation Intern at Shanghai Himalaya Museum

June 30, 2024 - July 31, 2024

Reviewed and organized exhibition artworks for the museum’s catalog; Assisted customers of all ages, attended public events; Documented tasks and addressed customers’ concerns following authorities’ instructions.