We are pleased to announce our partnership with the non-profit ADAGP (Société des artistes dans les arts graphiques et plastiques), a French royalty...
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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...
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...
2016 Call for Submissions
We are pleased to officially launch our 2016 Call for Submissions! We are looking for photographers from all over the world to submit work for 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...
Latest Articles
Words of Advice: Tutors of the Workshops
Angkor photo festival has become THE place for Southeast Asian photographers to meet up annually, and a real camaraderie among regional photographers has been built. The workshops at the festival have become the ones nurturing the next generation of Asian and...
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,...
News & Happenings
Covid-19 Update & Travel Advisory
The health and safety of our team, the community and all event participants is prioritised above all else. We will only conduct in-person activities if and when it is responsible to do so, and when we can guarantee the safety of all involved. Current Travel...
Camera Donation Drive for Anjali Kids
Have a camera sitting unused and unloved in your drawer? Let the kids of Anjali House give it new life! Each year, about 50 children and youths from the Siem Reap-based NGO participate in the Anjali Photo Workshops – a 10-day fun-filled event which aims to nurture...
ADAGP: Protecting photographers’ rights
For our 13th and 14th Edition, we were grateful to receive the support of ADAGP for the second year. A non-profit artists’ rights association founded in 1953, ADAGP currently represents more than 62,000 photographers around the world and works to ensure the proper...
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...