In association with the KL International Photo Awards 2012, Invisible Photographer Asia (IPA) is hosting a weekend of Photography events in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia scheduled for Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th June 2012.
An inside look at the 2012 Oskar Barnack Award Jury in action. And yes you guessed it, Bruce Gilden certainly is loud and opinionated :-).
Is there Truth in a Photograph?
Is there truth in a photograph? Not always. The context of photographs are at the mercy of the photographers who take them and the editors who may re-contextualise them.
Continue Reading →Against Xenophobia: A Photographer’s Response
If I want to be treated as an informed member within the community of artists, writers, photographers and curators, I have to speak. If not, I will be complicit in this violence. As such, I dennounce this xenophobia unconditionally. This is the first step. And then, we can talk and heal.
Continue Reading →The most innovative thing Leica Camera can do
Our thoughts on what we feel is the most innovative thing Leica Camera can do today.
Continue Reading →Photo Essay: 張三李四 (Zhang-san-Li-si), by Hiroshi Yamauchi
Shanghai has been one of the most mature cities in the history of China, a country with a proud civilization dating back as far back as 4000 B.C.
Continue Reading →Video: Near Equal Moriyama Daido
“Near Equal Moriyama Daido” – an hour plus long documentary video by b.b.b.inc on Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama.
Continue Reading →A selection of the street photographs taken by the participants of the IPA Street Photography May 2012 Workshop in Singapore.
Continue Reading →Photo Essay: At Our Doorsteps, by Sam Kang Li
My name is Kang Li. I have lived in Block 230G of Tampines street 21 since 1993. It is a point block of 44 households spread over 12 storeys.
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