Tomoko Hojo (JP) is an artist working at the intersection of sound, music, and performance. In recent years, Hojo has focused on amplifying silenced (women’s) voices throughout history, particularly Japanese women with connections to the West, such as Yoko Ono and Sadayakko Kawakami. Her work has been exhibited and performed internationally, including at Tate Modern (London), Issue Project Room (NYC), ZKM (Karlsruhe), Emily Harvey Foundation (NYC), Contemporary Art Center Aomori (Japan), SA))_gallery (Moscow), Scandinavia House (NYC), Kunstquartier Bethanien (Berlin), TOKAS Hongo (Tokyo), IKLECTIK (London), and mh PROJECT (NYC/Japan). In 2023, she published Unfinished Descriptions, an exhibition catalog documenting her research on Yoko Ono’s 1966 show in London, through yoin press.