The Eden of Pipo Nguyen Duy
Thoughts on definitions of home, childhood and identity of a Vietnamese-American artist.
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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.
Escaping The Flat Surface
Discuss new materials and approaches that bring the photograph out of the two-dimensional plane.
Caught In Development: Exploring The “Discarded” & “Volatile States”
An increasingly gentrified Saigon through the lens of of Nana Chen and Duy Phuong.
Tuan Fr’s Workshop: Unconventional Fashion, Uncommon Classroom
The showcase of 11 participants' works under the mentorship of Tuan Fr.
Oh Soon Hwa: Quiet Dream
In search of a better life in Korea, young girls in Tan Loc island choose to leave behind the beautiful familiarity of their hometown.
Ones To Watch: Nguyen Phuong
The art student discusses the connection between painting and photographing that fuels his abstract works.
Thy Tran: Cacher
Thy Tran shoots faceless portraits to archive memories of her ex-lover and find an outlet for repressed emotions.
Phan Quang: Re/Cover
An attempt to tell the forgotten histories of Vietnamese women who got married to Japanese soldiers before 1955.
Le Nguyen Duy Phuong: Holding Water
Duy Phuong expresses his childhood obsessions with water through seemingly tranquil images.
Dat Vu’s Muted Conversations
Muted Conversations by Dat Vu explores the role of spirituality and superstitions in modern day Vietnam.
Ones To Watch: Mat Bet
Mat Bet takes photos as a way to heal and visualize uninvited blues of youth.
