Zeng Nian’s images in the body of work ‘A Quiet River: Construction of the Three Gorges Dam’ are sultry, panoramic spreads on China whom many consider as art photography. But to Zeng, he is a documentarian at heart. His exhibition will open at 6.00PM today along the...
As a photographer documenting a social issue, Phillippines-based Jose Raymond Panaligan (b. 1969) believes he should be emotionally invested in the story. In 1992, Jose started his career in photojournalism and began photographing the Mangyans, an indigenous group...
With less than a month to go before the festival begins, we've launched our brand new website! It is still at the same address (www.angkor-photo.com), but with a spanking new look. Click to visit: That's not the only 'new' thing we have this week -- lovely Spaniard...
Here's the list you've all been waiting for -- announcing the 30 selected participants* for this year's 7th Angkor Photo Workshops! Adli Ghazali, Malaysia Alanah Torralba, Philippines Ankit Goyal, India Anushree Bhatter, India Arnold Simanjuntak, Indonesia Carrie Lam,...
We are very happy to announce the five finalists of the inaugural Reminders Project Asian Photographers Grant. Selected by our jury panel from submissions received from all over Asia, these five finalists will have their work showcased at the upcoming 7th Angkor...
If you've been following this blog, you may have already read about the Anjali Photo Workshops, held each year for the children of Anjali House. (Or read about it now, here and here.) The Anjali Photo Workshops is all about providing Anjali kids the opportunity to...
Today we launched the first in a new series: APWS Spotlight on Invisible Photographer Asia. We started APWS Spotlight to have a platform for previous participants of the workshop, to find out what they have been up to since the workshops, and also to highlight the...