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22nd Angkor Photo Workshops
The Angkor Photo Festival is currently on pause, and the Angkor Photo Workshops are continuing in a new format.
The 22nd Angkor Photo Workshops will be taking place in Siem Reap from 23 to 29 January 2027. Participants will be selected through alumni committees in different countries. Open calls are being announced as each committee confirms its plans. See the current open calls available and how participants are chosen here: 22nd Edition Angkor Photo Workshops
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We are immensely grateful to the individuals who have supported the workshops so far. This list is updated daily. Please click here to view ways to join. > Learn More
Sohrab Hura | Anshika Varma | Veejay Villafranca | Prabhjot Singh Lotey | Zhou Na | Jia Ru | Andrea Star Reese | Phuong Le | Dennese Victoria | Stephanie Frondoso | Senthil Kumaran | Juliana Tan | Yu Mei Balasingam-Chow | Peter Teh | Charlene Winfred Indrani | Joshua Paul | Tanvi Mishra | Praepisut Peechapat | Lê Xuân Phong | Monyroat Chamroeun | Nhan | Lim Ming Rui | Gavin Gough | Ha Dao | Thomas Pouppez | Zinkie | Ngô Ngọc Thuý Vy | Alan Soon | Andri Tambunan | Grégoire Rochette | Daniel Huete & Natthaya Thaidecha | Nestan Nijaradze, Tbilisi Photo Festival & Tbilisi Photography Museum | Debmalya Ray Choudhuri | Aparna Nori | Julia Durkin | Martin San Diego | Sue & Don Guiney | Tom White | Chelsea Chua | Emmeline Yong | Ali Monis Naqvi | Pandora Wong | Shyue Woon | Arhant Shrestha | Phan Penhbo | Mech Sereyrath | Linh Pham | Sean Lee | Yan Cong | NayanTara Gurung Kakshapati | Min Si Chng | Nicholas Coffill | Photo Kathmandu & Cultural Workers Solidarity Fund
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