The Mosquito Net of Memories and Memorials: The Art of Dinh Q. Lê
Remembering Dinh Q. Lê, a visionary artist who dedicated his life to finding and learning about the other side of history.
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On Seeing: Remission – Passages Into Hanoi’s Imaginary Cityscape
Viet Vu recaps 09 series of works from the projection night, a result of the long-term mentorship with Jamie Maxtone-Graham.
[Thảo luận] Nhiếp ảnh & Nét queer
Thảo luận chuyên đề về thực hành nhiếp ảnh và trải nghiệm queer
Round-Up: Reflections From Both Sides
Editors of Matca (Vietnam) and C4 Journal (UK) get together to discuss difficulties encountered and lessons learned as their collaboration nears its end.
Revisiting Practical Ethics In Photography
Thoughts on mindful portrayals of underserved communities through the works of two independent image-makers Hoang Long and Thinh Nguyen.
On Historical Representations Of Nature And Their Significance To Us Now
The rich legacy of Richard and Cherry Keartons - the world's first wildlife photographers does not just remind us of what is lost but suggest potential for positive change.
Breaking Socio-Economic Barriers Into Photography
How can photographers from disadvantaged backgrounds navigate their way through this notoriously hostile industry?
When They Say ‘World’, Does That Include Us?
The World Press Photo Contest 2022 rolls out drastic changes to push for diversity. Can it ever be achieved?
A Short History of Post-Truth Photography
A brief recap of truth and its contested relationship to photography.
Why Write about Photography?
Editors of independent platforms Matca (Vietnam) and C4 Journal (UK) exchange ideas about the why and how of writing photography.
Poetics Of The Body
In the only international photography collection of cult poet-photographer Ren Hang, we rediscover our human bodies.
Aya, Spirits of the Jungle
Yann Gross shares his photography journey leading up to the most recent book “Aya”, which re-examines the notion of escapism and identity.
