First launched in 2014, The Impact Project at Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops is a themed showcase presented during an evening of projections....
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Shining a Greenlight on the environment
Our 2016 GreenLight Exhibition Series puts a spotlight on the environment thanks to two exceptional photographers – Pierre Gleizes and Daesung Lee....
Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops – what it’s all about
UPDATE: Our 2016 Daily Schedule is out! Find out details on event venues and timings. We’re counting down the days till the launch of the 12th...
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...
Sergine Laloux’s journey to Tibet
Sergine Laloux's fascination with Tibet started 12 years ago, when she made a trip to Lhosa for its New Year activities. If wasn't until more than a...
Children’s Day!
Thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday! Children's Day is always a highlight of the Angkor Photo Festival, and a good day of fun, laughter and...
IPA Hong Kong and Taiwan Showcase
Guest curator, Kevin WY Lee, shines a light on photography from Hong Kong and Taiwan with a special slideshow projection tonight. "When talking...
Left Three Days by Mak Remissa
When the Khmer Rouge took control of the capital in 1975, they issued an announcement to Phnom Penh residents to vacate the city for three...
Greenlight Series: Kiribati by Vlad Sokhin
Kiribati is slowly disappearing underwater. This tiny Pacific nation with only 100,000 inhabitants is facing a crisis brought on by the changes in...
Hunting With Eagles by Palani Mohan
When Palani Mohan was a 17-year-old photographer with the Sydney Morning Herald, he came across a photograph of a man standing on the mountain edge...
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Top 5 Reasons to Apply for the Angkor Photo Workshops
The core event of the Angkor Photo Festival and Workshops, the annual workshop is for emerging Asian photographers who want to develop their craft and push beyond their current practices. Since 2004, our brilliant team of tutors has guided and nurtured over 400...
A focus on Cambodia
Known as an international event, this year’s Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops returns to Siem Reap for its 14th year with a stronger focus on on Cambodia. More Cambodians are involved in the festival organisation than ever before, with two of the committee...
News & Happenings
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.
Save The Date!
After two years of online activities, adapted in response to Covid-19, we are grateful to be able to reopen our home. Our next edition seeks to be a refuelling point for our community, providing an intimate, non-competitive space for the sharing of lens-based work and...
Creation Grant Projects
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...
Launched: Needs Survey for Photographers in Asia
We've just launched the Needs Survey for Photographers in Asia, and we need your input. Completely anonymous, the survey is simple and only takes only 5 mins to complete. This survey is a way for us to get a clearer view about how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted...
Open Call: Curation by Workshop Alumni
With our 16th Edition, we continue to dedicate our festival platform to promoting curatorial voices from the majority world. The following are ongoing calls for work from our respective guest curators. - DEADLINE EXTENSION: 21st September 2020 - OPEN CALL:...