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....
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The Courageous Turtle – Lessons from the past
We’ve got another exciting night lined up for you at the Festival Zone tonight. It’s hard to believe we’re already half way through the week’s...
2016 Angkor Photo Festival opens
Here we go! Just hours to go before we open our 12th Edition at our brand new Festival Zone! We've got a huge line-up of activities, events,...
Angkor Photo Workshops begin
Thirty excited participants from all over Asia are looking forward to the festival's Angkor Photo Workshops, which get underway tomorrow! About...
The Anjali Photo Workshops begin!
It would not be the Angkor Photo Festival without including the amazing children and youths of Anjali House. The two go hand-in-hand, their origins...
‘Phnom Penh, A City By Night’ Workshop Project
We are delighted to welcome 'Phnom Penh, A City By Night' to this year’s Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops. This project, a result of a...
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...
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...
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...
A Long Walk Home with Magnum Photo’s Eli Reed
At 70 years old, veteran Magnum Photo photographer Eli Reed believes there is always something to learn. The clinical professor at the University of...
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COVID-19 Resources for Photographers
A constantly updated resource blog for our community of visual storytellers during the COVID-19 pandemic, including guidelines, safety tips, grant opportunities, fundraising, online discussions and projects to participate in!
Angkor Photo Workshop: How to prepare your portfolio
Putting together a strong portfolio can seem like a daunting task, especially for the uninitiated. While the portfolio is not the only criteria for getting selected for the workshop, a well-thought-out set of photographs together with a strong personal statement will...
News & Happenings
19th Edition: Incoming!
Our 19th Edition returns from from 19th to 28th January 2024! Join us in Siem Reap for our annual festival, and if you're an emerging photographer from Asia, our Angkor Photo Workshops is now officially open for applications! Stay tuned via our newsletter for...
Open Open Call 2022/23
We welcome all photographers and lens-based practitioners to submit your projects for the festival’s projections programme, to be shown at our upcoming 18th Edition in Siem Reap, Cambodia, in January 2023. This call is open to all forms of lens-based work, including...
Processes in Visualising Research/Stories
This short course lightly touches on visual anthropology. By helping participants to learn how to notice their own subjectivities, personal stories and social constructs, participants will come to a clearer understanding of their position as researchers/storytellers...
Exhibition 101
Go through through the fundamentals of presenting your work as an exhibition! What are the ways of creating a compelling narrative with space and materials? Participants will also get a chance to create an exhibition plan for an existing project. This two-session...
Documentaries from RESYNC
RESYNC, the 3-month hybrid program by the School of Slow Media has concluded with 65 people producing 20 short documentaries across 10+ cities across the world! We are proud to be a supporter of this initiative – watch the films now on their Vimeo channel.