Hong Kong-born Josie Ho is an actor, producer, singer and fashion designer who has been in over 50 films since her debut in 1994.

Josie is best known for her work on screen – having starred in blockbuster movies in Hollywood such as Steven Soderbergh’s ‘Contagion’ with other leading and award winning roles across several Chinese and Hong Kong based films. Her new film OnPaku which was released in August 2023 has already received a mass following in Asia. Josie is one of the only Hong Kong based artists working on the international stage and appeared in Roger Avary’s (Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs) Lucky Day. She also co-produced and starring alongside Jonathan Rhys Myers in ‘Edge of the World’ in 2021.

Josie’s passion for music and the history of rock n roll spurred her to curate a collection of Pattie Boyd’s photography throughout the 60s, 70s and 80s that showcases her never-seen-before photos of The Beatles and Eric Clapton and gives the audience an insight into the ‘British Swinging London.’ Pattie Boyd has taken several photographs of Josie – which will be included in the exhibition. 

Josie’s passion for music and documentary making lead her to create Finding Bliss: Fire and Ice, a documentary filmed in Iceland, the northernmost country on Earth, which also gave birth to the peculiarity of going through near national bankruptcy and simultaneously claiming the top position on the worldwide happiness index. Fire and Ice was screened at international film festivals from 2020 onwards.

Josie is also the lead-singer and songwriter in a band called ‘Josie and the Uni Boys’ who are one of the most popular underground punk bands in Hong Kong; with over 7 vinyl releases to date.

Josie founded Mata Hari in 2007, a bespoke accessories line as seen on A list celebrities such as Beyonce. 

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