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This "biography" is what would now be called a "stub" where just enough is known about somebody to list them, but nothing else. Ho did not exhibit his work in any exhibition yet discovered by the editor. There is a smattering of correspondence between the artist and A.S. Grigsby on file at the Vancouver Art Gallery Archives, regarding the possibility of Ho putting work into a show, per below, probably referring to the 1932 PASOVAS exhibition.
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Room 1 - 8 W. Pender Vancouver City August 6, 1932
Mr. A.S. Grigsby I received your favour and an exhibition entry form on the 4th inst. with many thanks. I very glad that, But I not yet get any picture of my work at present. Now I try to sketch some days. Soon I correspondence to you again for what classification of picture on hand.
Yours truly, |
Editor's note: it was only when I transcribed Scott's 1940 history of the art school that I realized that Ho was the only member of the first graduating class that did not have a biographical file. This resulted from the simple fact that he did not exhibit anything. With apologies, I now correct the omission, and the "first class" is now fully represented in BC Artists.
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GROUP EXHIBITIONS
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First Class - Four Graduates From The Vancouver School of
Decorative and Applied Arts
1987, Letia Richardson; The Floating Curatorial Gallery at Women in Focus
Exhibition catalogue; ISBN 0-921823-03-7
Includes survey essay of women artists in Vancouver.
List of Students and Graduates 1925 - 1950.