Five photographers and stories from Asia nominated for World Press Photo 2021 Awards, from Indonesia, Philippines, Myanmar, India and Bangladesh.
Weekly Photo Editing #08B : Ian Hananto, Indonesia
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Week #08B : Ian Hananto, Indonesia.
Weekly Photo Editing #08A : Aneek Mustafa Anwar, Bangladesh
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Week #08A : Aneek Mustafa Anwar, Bangladesh.
Weekly Photo Editing #06: Martin San Diego, Philippines
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #06 Edit: Martin San Diego, Philippines.
Weekly Photo Editing #05: Rajat Dey, India
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #05 Edit: Rajat Dey, India.
Weekly Photo Editing #04: Trang Minh Hoang, Vietnam
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #04 Edit: Trang Minh Hoang, Vietnam.
Weekly Photo Editing #03: Aji Susanto Anom, Indonesia
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #03 Edit: Aji Susanto Anom, Indonesia.
Weekly Photo Editing #02: Kunga Tashi Lepcha, India
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #02 Edit: Kunga Tashi Lepcha, India.
Weekly Photo Editing #01: Jisa Atrero, Philippines
Weekly Photo Editing for photographers and artists in Asia during the Covid crisis. Weekly #01 Edit: Jisa Atrero, Philippines.
Kau Fu 舅父, by Michelle Chan
Kau Fu is the beginning of a long-term project, a homage to the bus driver uncle I regret never really knowing, and his obsessions. Kau Fu 舅父, by Michelle Chan was made during the IPA Mentorship Program.
WMA Award Spotlight: Kurt Tong
Around the beginning of the Qin Dynasty (circa 1640s), in the Shunde area of South China, thanks to the booming silk trade, sectors of women became financially independent.
WMA Award Spotlight: Siu Wai Hang
A Spotlight of Hong Kong’s prestigious WMA Masters Award featuring selected past winners. First up, we have double winner Siu Wai Hang.
History and Diaspora through Food and Photography
The photobook and the cookbook, the roads and the kitchen, as metaphors for our family’s story of migration and diaspora.
Hanoi Skin, by Wouter Vanhees
HANOI SKIN, by Wouter Vanhees (Vietnam/Belgium) was made during the IPA Mentorship Program.
A Wayward Home 不由自主的家, by Edward Chan
A Wayward Home, by Edward Chan (Hong Kong) was made during the IPA Mentorship Program.