Finding The Last Hand-Tinting Photograph Artisan In North Vietnam
Meet artisan Pham Dang Hung in the very room where he used to revive thousands of black and white photographs.
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Ones To Watch: Mat Bet
Mat Bet takes photos as a way to heal and visualize uninvited blues of youth.
Lac Hoang: We Can Do It
To Lac Hoang, fashion photography can deliver social messages and break gender stereotypes.
Ones To Watch: Phuong Vu
Meet Phuong Vu, streetwear brand founder, hip hop dancer and emerging photographer.
Lai Xa Photography Museum: Not Just A Historical Account
Visit the first hamlet-level museum in Vietnam that houses an amazing collection of photography from the early 20th century.
Interview: Justin Mott On Making A Living With Photography
Justin Mott gives handy tips for making a living with photography and shares the dark side of the industry that is hardly publicly discussed.
Failed Projects: In Praise Of Fruitless Work
While not resulting in any immediate reward, failed projects can fuel upcoming ideas and become valuable reflection pieces to revisit.
The Picture Will Still Exist: Contemporary Photography From Post Vidai Collection
An exhibition presents various photographic works from the largest private Vietnamese contemporary art collection.
Cuong Do Manh: Twins
The colors of brotherly love and an unexpected friendship between a photographer and two albino boys.
Jim Cowan: Fourth Wall
An exploration of some of Asia's unique cityscapes, presenting them as cinematic backdrops to imaginary narratives.
Re-Looking At Images Of War
Does the Internet have a double-edged influence on the dissemination of the images of war?
