Ones To Watch: Mien Thuy
Returning from Angkor Photo Workshop, the young photographer from Vietnam recounts her many first-time experiences and bittersweet memories.
Features
World Press Photo Exhibition 2019: Pushing For Diversity
The exhibition on the side of Hoan Kiem lake brings 150 winning photojournalistic works with a wide range of subject matter and approaches.
“Another City” Reconstructs Hanoi’s Urban Landscape
Visual forms of the public, personal and private at the current exhibition at L'Espace.
Makét 01: A Vietnamese Photography Village
Presenting Matca’s first publication about Lai Xa - a craft village that holds a special position in the national history of photography.
The Remains Of President Hotel
A photobook documenting the last years of the once famous hotel which later became an apartment building in District 5, HCMC.
Collecting Art Photography #1: Does A Domestic Market Exist?
How and where to buy prints? These unanswered questions puzzle both buyers and sellers in Vietnam.
Mai Nguyen Anh’s Attempt To Trace Family History
Objectifs Documentary Award recipient Mai Nguyen Anh reflects on the journey of his personal project and working with a curator for the very first time.
Ambitious Experiments In “Machine Is Nature”
A reflection of the recent large-scale photography exhibition at The Factory Contemporary Arts Centre, its successes and shortcomings.
The Eden of Pipo Nguyen Duy
Thoughts on definitions of home, childhood and identity of a Vietnamese-American artist.
On Photography As An Entry Point Into History
Vietnamese-Australian artist Phuong Ngo views photography as a research method that investigates his identity in relation with the broader history.
Ones To Watch: Le Xuan Phong
Phong shares his experience attending Angkor Photo Workshop, the shift in his practice and how photography helps him confront grief.
