At 70 years old, veteran Magnum Photo photographer Eli Reed believes there is always something to learn. The clinical professor at the University of...
Articles & Resources: Post Archives
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....
Photographers, discover ADAGP!
We are pleased to announce our partnership with the non-profit ADAGP (Société des artistes dans les arts graphiques et plastiques), a French royalty...
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...
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...
Memories of Angkor and Cambodia
The ruins of Angkor have always captured the imagination. Undeniably one of the most photogenic sites in the world, its significance is even more...
Meet Past Workshop Participants
As a new batch of photographers attend their first class in Alliance Angkor today, we look forward to discovering and nurturing even...
Photography Nurtures Creative Kids
Photography is a great learning tool. Photographs allow children to see things that they might not be able to experience in person, and to learn...
Latest Articles
Words of Advice by Workshop Tutors, Part II
Angkor Photo Workshop tutors Kosuke Okahara, Veejay Villafranca, Katrin Koenning and Ian Teh share words of advice for potential participants to one of the longest-running photography workshops in the region. Now into its 16th edition, the workshops have remained...
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!
News & Happenings
Back for our 14th Edition
This December, the annual Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops returns for the 14th year in Siem Reap to show the work of over 100 photographers from 40 countries! Whether you are a photographer or a lover of photography, all events are free and open to everyone to...
New Organising Committee Announced
A vibrant space for the growth and expansion of Asian photography As it enters its 14th year, the longest-running international photography event in Southeast Asia is taking big steps into the future with the announcement of new leadership and a renewed focus on its...
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...