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PORTFOLIO REVIEWS
DATES: 4th to 10th December 2016
TIME: Registration from 10.00am / Reviews begin at 10.30am
VENUE: Brothers (King’s Road Angkor)
COST: Free
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to have your portfolio of work reviewed one-on-one by experienced professionals and industry leaders.
Offered completely free-of-charge to all photographers, our panel of reviewers include editors, curators and photographers from all over the world who volunteer their expertise and advice.
Prepare your print or digital portfolio in advance.
Slots are limited, and offered on a first-come-first served basis so sign up early!
To sign up for the reviews, look out for the sign-up sheet at the venue.
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HOSTED BY
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PORTFOLIO REVIEWERS
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Claudia Hinterseer (Co-founder NOOR)
Laurens Korteweg (Director of Exhibitions & Education, World Press Photo)
Evelien Kunst (Managing Director, NOOR)
Clare Vander Meersch (Director of Photography, ROB magazine)
Katrin Koenning (Photographer, Editor, Curator, Lecturer at Photography Studies College, Melbourne)
Scott Gray (CEO, World Photo Organisation)
Scott Dietrich (Curator, Educator, Photographer)
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Takeki Sugiyama (Gallery Director, Tanto Tempo)
Isabelle Lesser (Asia Motion)
Scott Howes (Photo Editor, Phnom Penh Post)
Silke Gondolf (Photographer)
Alexis Lambrou (Magnum Foundation)
Vlad Sokhin (Photographer)
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AFTERNOON SESSIONS
DATES: 6th to 12th December 2015.
VENUE: Brothers (King’s Road Angkor)
Open to all, our afternoon sessions are a casual and informal platform for photographers to initate discussions and share their work. Come meet, interact, and get involved!
View the Full Schedule Here
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SCHEDULED EVENTS
Sunday, December 4 // 2.00PM:
Back to Analog: Photobooks
An afternoon filled with paper and photography! Join us as photographers present their photobooks, including the launch of new books. In the presence of Aun Raza, Marylise Vigneau, Ingetje Tadros, Erin Noir, Omar Havana & Katrin Koenning. |
Monday, December 5 // 2.00PM:
‘Warm Waters’ by Vlad Sokhin
Well known for his extensive coverage on climate change, Vlad Sokhin shares with us his firsthand account of communities battling climate change as an everyday reality. Followed by Artist Q&A. |
Tuesday, December 6 // 2.ooPM:
An Insider’s Look at Photo Awards
What is the significance of photography awards in a photographer’s career? Join us for a casual discussion with Scott Gray CEO and founder of World Photography Organisation and Laurens Korteweg Director of Exhibitions and Education, World Press Photo as they talk about the role of contests and awards as well as current issues facing photography awards and contests and trends in submissions from Asia. |
Wednesday, December 7 // 2.00PM:
‘Development of Smartphone Photography’ by Nubia Foundation
Presentation by veteren photographer Patrick Chauvel |
Thursday, December 8 // 2.00PM:
‘The End of Mirage’ by Zalmai
An Afghan political refugee exiled to Switzerland, photographer Zalmai speaks about his experiences photographing the refugee crisis in Europe.
Magnum Foundation
Join Alexis Lambrou, programme coordinator of Magnum Foundation for a special presentation about the organisation and its What Works project. |
Friday, December 9 // 2.00PM:
RUOM Hangout
RUOM is a collective of journalists specializing in social reportage throughout Asia. Exploring different forms of collective storytelling, Ruom’s members have been working on several long-term projects that have been published globally. Ruom Hangout is a chance for us to share our work, and for those attending the meet to share theirs. Together we can exchange ideas, give feedback, and ask each other questions about the work presented, much like we do in the collective. For Ruom, it has always been helpful to hear the ideas of our colleagues and collectively discuss together, and we are excited to open this up to a larger forum.
Presenters:
- Sandra Hoyn will show her project “Jenny’s soul” – about the unusual relationship between a man and his silicone doll
- Yan Cong will talk about her long term project about Cambodian brides trafficked to China
- Gareth Bright will showcase his work from nearly 3 years exploring the Mekong from Sea to Source. He will discuss the importance of taking risks to start projects, and why long-term photo series are an important shift away from traditional hard news photography.
- Nicolas Axelrod (RUOM) is presenting images from his last year living in Thailand, he will discuss the need to shoot personal projects and the importance of photography as a craft.
- Thomas Cristofoletti (RUOM) will talk about his ongoing project about unconventional religious practices.
- Jes Aznar will present his curation of Filipino photographers’ work on Rodrigo Duterte’s ongoing war on drugs, which has claimed thousands of lives since he took office. With images from Raffy Lerma, Hannah Reyes Morales, Linus Escandor, Ezra Acayan, Czar Dancel, Dondi Tawatao, Alyx Arumpac, Alecs Ongcal, Jay Ganzon, Dante Dionisia, Vincent Go and Carlo Gabuco
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 Saturday, December 10 // 2.00PM:
Back to the Future: Multimedia
Is this the future of photography? Join us for an afternoon of incredible multimedia projects, including From Stills to Motion: VII Films presented by Sim Chi Yin, projects from #Dysturb and Roger Ballen’s multimedia work.
(A huge thanks to the Singapore International Foundation for its support of Sim Chi Yin at our 12th Edition!)
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2016 Canon Photo Clinic
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Dates: December 3 – 5
Lecturer: Dean Cox
We’re proud to once again host the 2016 Canon Photo Clinic for the 18 winners of this year’s Canon Photomarathon! Led by tutor Dean Cox, this year’s workshops includes portfolio reviews of the participants’ work, discussions on bringing out your best photo, fun photo excursions to beautiful points of Siem Reap, and of course, joining in the events of this year’s 11th Angkor Photo Festival.
Venue Sponsor
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Biography
Dean Cox is a Hong Kong and Sweden-based editorial photojournalist and documentary photographer primarily covering former communist countries of central and eastern Europe, central Asia, the Caucasus, northern Europe, and Hong Kong. he specialises in breaking news, documentary, hard news and features in international affairs, political commentary, social issues, environment, health, conflict and post-conflict zones, natural disasters and travel. He has been a photojournalist with The Associated Press, The New York Times, EurasiaNet.org, and Bloomberg News amongst other international new publications.
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