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.
What Do You Get Out Of Residency Programs?
Photographer Maika Elan, Duy Phuong and artistic director Nguyen Anh Tuan discuss the values of residency programs.
Jamie Maxtone-Graham: Across Long Bien
Looking back at life around the historic bridge a decade ago.
The New Saigon In Karen Kasmauski’s Photo Essay
Take a look at the city 20 years after the end of the Vietnam war, captured by National Geographic photographer Karen Kasmauski.
On Finding Support For Personal Projects
Among many types of programs for financial resources, which one is right for you?
“I Think We Need It”
Artistic director of PhotoBangkok shares the motivations and goals behind one of the biggest festivals in the region.
The Exile Named Lam Duc Hien
Meet the World Press Photo winning artist in Hanoi and listen to his journey of capturing beauty and tragedy.
Is Studying Photography Worth It?
Photographers and educators offer their thoughts on the role of formal art education.
Nick Ut Is Not A Legend
The success of The Napalm Girl photo raises questions about how war pictures are consumed.
Vietnam’s Legacy in World Press Photo
Take a look back at the involvement of Vietnam with World Press Photo since 1963.
Trinh Lu On Photography
Discussing Sontag's notable viewpoints with Trinh Lu, the one behind the Vietnamese translation of On Photography.
