What an incredible way to close the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Festival! On December 6th, under the glow of the full moon, hundreds streamed onto the grounds of the riverside gardens across from the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor to join us for our finale evening.
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie In today’s advent of technology, photographers are increasingly relying on social media tools to publicize their...
We arrived at a deserted amusement park just outside Siem Reap with Peter Teh, a participant of this year's 10th Angkor Photo Workshops. “Once it is...
By Yong Yen Nie Australian photographer Max Pam has a wanderlust that does not extinguish. At the age of 20, he landed in Singapore for the trip of...
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie The Angkor Photo Workshop finally wrapped up yesterday, and we are really excited to see festival participants making...
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...
[twocol_one] By Yong Yen Nie The afternoon rain did not dampen our spirits, and we had a Children’s Day filled with so much fun and laughter!...
As a photographer documenting a social issue, Phillippines-based Jose Raymond Panaligan (b. 1969) believes he should be emotionally invested in the...
[twocol_one] It was a bustling day at the festival centre yesterday, with portfolio reviews and the traveling edition of Invisible Photographers...
[twocol_one] We had a packed second day of the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops and we hope you have enjoyed making new friends and reuniting...
During the Covid-19 pandemic, we launched the Creation Grants initiative to provide micro-grants to photographers in Asia, many of whom were facing severe loss of job opportunities and financial income. Over three rounds, we were able to provide micro-grants to...
Read more about what the 263 respondents from 18 countries have to share about how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted them professionally and personally.
Row 770 is a library to be built entirely out of books people bring. This collaborative project is a community-organised photobook library, reading and communal space for everyone to share, discover, and engage with each other over photobooks we love, or can’t seem to get over, or forget. A new initiative by our workshop alumni, it draws on our community’s love for photographs and books – and we’d love for you to come build it with us.
Our 2024/25 Open Open Call invites photographers from all over the world to share their projects for our 20th Edition’s festival programme.
We thank everyone who took the time and effort to submit an application for our workshops. The results are finally here! We present the participants who will be joining us in Siem Reap next year for the 20th Angkor Photo Workshops. Hiba Ahmed, Pakistan Nisa Rizkya...
The final participants selected for 'Beyond The Silence' collaborative project organised by Magnum Photos has been announced. With the support of the Open Society Foundations and the Ukrainian Institute, and in partnership with Odesa Photo Festival (Ukraine), Vlast...
We are extending our ‘Open Open’ Call’s deadline to this Saturday, 18 November 2023! We invite photographers from all over the world to share your work for our 19th Edition’s festival open programme. Selected works will be presented during the projections programme of...