Liu Liu [China] is a Young Portfolio Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
2018 Award Finalist: A Small City That Is Changing, by Wang Pan
A Small City That Is Changing, by Wang Pan [China] is a Documentary Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
2018 Award Finalist: Death in Hengdian, by Matjaž Tančič
Death in Hengdian, by Matjaž Tančič [China/Slovenia] is a Documentary Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
2018 Award Finalist: The East Was Red, by Sheila Zhao
The East Was Red, by Sheila Zhao [China] is an Art Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
2018 Award Finalist: 31, by Bai Shan
31, by Bai Shan [China] is a Photobook Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
Meet Our 2018 Awards Jury: Wang Xi
Academic Director of Xie Zilong Photography Museum and curator Wang Xi is our final Invisible Photographer Asia 2018 Awards judge.
Beyond the River, Across the Sea, by Xinran Gu
Beyond the River, Across the Sea juxtaposes Fujianess fallen American Dream and fraught relationship with their ever-changing landscape of homeland.
To live this freely: In memory of Ren Hang
Three weeks ago, and two weeks before he died, I wrote a story about Chinese artist Ren Hang. Why photograph? I asked him. He told me, “because it fills the emptiness of my heart.”
Self/Portrait, by Teresa Eng
Self/Portrait is about contemporary China and its millennial generation. This generations’ outward presentation of ‘self’ contrasts with their parents and grandparents.
Guligo Jia, Vision
Emerging Chinese photographer Guligo Jia explores the fantasies of people whose gender is fluid.
Greg Girard, Phantom Shanghai: Nocturnes of a City in Flux
Preserved by a kind of benign neglect in the decades following Mao’s victory in 1949, Shanghai was directed to “catch up” in the 1990s.
Kurt Tong: Sweet Water, Bitter Earth
Sweet Water, Bitter Earth is my journey into China in search of redemption and my ultimate failure to connect with my homeland.
Li Zhensheng 李振盛: Photography, Life & Vows during the Cultural Revolution
On 9th September 2016, the 40th death anniversary of Mao Zedong, we sit down with Li Zhensheng 李振盛 to talk about the Cultural Revolution, life and photography.
Highlights from Li Zhensheng’s Witness: The Archive of Cultural Revolution
As a photojournalist, I understand that both good and bad are co-existing and complementary. Unfortunately exhibitions in China even today focuses only on the good.” – Li Zhensheng.
SIPF: The Photography Archive as Conversation
The Archive as Conversation examines the nature of photographs as documentation of events, occasions, people and personal memories.