When Documentary Photographs Are No Longer Mementos
Vo An Khanh's solo exhibition "Masked Force" preserves and transforms wartime memories so as to engage in new dialogues.
Vo An Khanh's solo exhibition "Masked Force" preserves and transforms wartime memories so as to engage in new dialogues.
In search of her origins, the French artist reconstructs the invisible side of history through a plastic arts approach to photography.
A review of Terry Bennett's book "Early Photography in Vietnam" by Thy Phu.
The thread of maternal lineage runs through the visual narrative and connects the past with the present, calmly unfolding themes of memory, culture, and identity.
A new adventure for the photo albums of Nguyen Van Chanh, the renowned photography entrepreneur during the French colonial period.
Presenting Matca’s first publication about Lai Xa - a craft village that holds a special position in the national history of photography.
Chronicling the extraordinary life of a Vietnamese photography master during the French colonial period.
Vietnamese-Australian artist Phuong Ngo views photography as a research method that investigates his identity in relation with the broader history.
Take a look back at the involvement of Vietnam with World Press Photo since 1963.
The veteran photographer shares stories behind his two books while vehemently dismissing himself as a photographer.
Meet Long Thanh, a Nha Trang-based photographer who has been making silver gelatin prints for half a century.
Writer and curator Zhuang Wubin discusses the Vietnam chapter in his book, the result of a 12-year effort to map photography in Southeast Asia.