Photo by Nana Andoh

Jordon Hon 韓寶軒 (b. 1995) is a photographer and community organizer born and raised in ᐊᒥᐢᑲᐧᒋᐋᐧᐢᑲᐦᐃᑲᐣ / Edmonton with Hong Kong Cantonese roots.

My work is rooted in building meaningful connections, uplifting marginalized voices, and making artistic spaces more accessible and socially engaged in Edmonton. My focus on tangible storytelling—whether through books, exhibitions, films, or community events—helps archive local histories and invite broader conversations on culture and identity.

I embrace all opportunities to collaborate and make a positive impact - get in touch to work together!

Jordon making a portrait at Bissell Centre - Photo by Sebastian Castro

“魚 / Fish are a symbol of wealth” exhibited at Latitude 53 as part of IRL - Printed and installed by Klyment Tan and curated by Latitude 53

Exhibitions + Screenings

Grants + Awards

Presentations + Facilitations

  • October 2025 - Edmonton Design Week 2025: Styled by Nif Presents: Beyond Craft — Stories That Shape Culture - The Future of Multicultural Creative Entrepreneurship - Panellist

  • August 2025 - Rhizome Film Festival - Moderator

  • February 2025 - LODown Live - Chinatown EDI Panel - Panellist

  • November 2024 - Taproot presents: A conversation about housing - Panellist

  • November 2024 - 222 - Chris Mercado Photo Exhibition and Book Launch at Foosh - Live artist talk facilitator

  • July 2024 - DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE - Closing reception presentation and QnA

  • May 2024 - Edmonton Christian High School - Photography class presentation and photo walk facilitation

  • March 2024 - Chinese Benevolent Association Youth Council Speaker Series - Presentation and panel

  • May 2023 - Chinatown Greetings - Untouchable Chinatown artist panel

  • May 2023 - Edmonton Heritage Council Annual General Meeting - Untouchable Chinatown presentation

  • May 2023 - Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Anti-Racism workshop presentation and facilitation

  • May 2023 - Native Shoes - Asian Heritage Month Event virtual presentation

  • January 2023 - University of Alberta Urban Planning undergraduate class - “Cultural expression on main streets” panel discussion

Interviews + Features