As a young boy, Kim Hak has seen his mother boil water, and sometimes a wild chicken in a kettle the family have been using during the turbulent...
Festival Programme: Post Archives
10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops Opens
Catch the opening of the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops, as well as the opening reception of Lâm Duc Hiên's body of work “The Mekong:...
2014 Programme Preview Announced
With less than three months to go before we celebrate the 10th Edition of the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops, we're glad to announce the...
Introducing ‘The Impact Project’
In 2006, Sampat Pal Devi formed a small group of women to fight cases of domestic violence and abuse occurring in her village in Uttar...
9th Edition: Exhibitions
The 9th Edition of the Angkor Photo Festival featured nine indoor and outdoor exhibitions, shown at various venues all over Siem Reap. A big thank...
9th Edition: Slideshow Projection Evenings
Always a highlight of the festival, the 9th Edition of the Angkor Photo Festival featured eight evenings of slideshow projections. Once again hosted...
9th Edition: BlowUp Angkor IV
Organised by Blindboys.org with the support of the local group NGOInsider, BLOWUP Angkor returned to the streets of Siem Reap for the fourth year!...
9th Edition: Activities
Over the years, we have been encouraging informal and casual sessions between photographers during the festival. These sessions, ranging from simple...
A Special Night at the 9th Edition Angkor Photo Festival
It was a special night for the 9th Edition Angkor Photo Festival, featuring the 1st Guest Curator slideshow at FCC, Exhibition opening at McDermott Gallery, and ending at the Loft with “Blow Up Angkor”.
Calling all photographers: We want your books!
The APPA is setting up a cozy library at the Festival/Workshop Center this year, bringing along a great collection of photo books from their libraries.
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A ‘Retrospective’ of Shōji Ueda
We’re thrilled to present 'Retrospective', an exhibition of works by one of Japan’s most outstanding photographers, the late Shōji Ueda. Born in 1913, Shoji was influential in developing photography in Japan throughout the 1900s. He was renowned for his unique style,...
Claudia Hinterseer presents ‘We Alter Nature’
Claudia Hinterseer ‘We Alter Nature’ From eroding coastlines to the food we put on our plate, the Angkor Photo Festival’s 2016 Guest Curator Claudia Hinterseer has put together a collection of documentary photography to showcase how ‘We Alter Nature’ as humans, and...
News & Happenings
Crowdfunding – Support Us
2017 FOCUS ON EDUCATION! This crowdfunding is launched to help us achieve our goals and new project this year. Fom December 3rd to December 12th, the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops will be focus on the educationnal missions and values, heart and soul of our...
Siem Reap Premier of ‘The Man Who Built Cambodia’
Vann Molyvann – the man who built Cambodia. It’s quite a statement but Molyvann is the man behind some of Cambodia’s most significant buildings. Described as the most prolific architect of Cambodia’s New Khmer Architecture movement he designed some of the country’s...
World Press Photo comes to Angkor
Connecting the best visual journalism to a global audience. For the first time, the award winning images of the annual World Press Photo Contest will be on show in Cambodia as part of the 12th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops. “The exhibition highlights...
2016: A Peek at the Numbers
It's a wrap! It's been almost two weeks since we closed this year's call for festival submissions and workshop applications, and we are hard at work looking at each and every entry. The results for both the festival programme and workshop participants will be...
Travel and Project Grants for Workshop Participants
EDIT NOTE: This post has been edited to include the new grants now available for Malaysian and Filipino participants. We are pleased to announce the launch of the Angkor Travel Grant to provide financial assistance to participants of the 12th Angkor Photo Workshops...