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.
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.
2018 Award Finalist: Wing Ka Ho, Young Portfolio
Wing Ka Ho [Hong Kong] is a Young Portfolio Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
2018 Award Finalist: Yes Madam, Sorry Ah Sir, by Paul Yeung
Yes Madam, Sorry Ah Sir, by Paul Yeung [Hong Kong] is a Photobook Award Finalist in the Invisible Photographer Asia Awards 2018.
An island called Malevolence, by Carol Chow
Death fell upon a protected colony of Egrets in Hong Kong in June during prime breeding season when their tree sanctuaries were callously pruned.
The Shifting Horizon, by Ellen Leung Hoi Yan
The first land reclamation in Hong Kong was during the early Western Han Dynasty (206 BCE – 9 CE) when some beaches were turned into salt pans.
Photography, Power & Currency: WMA Interview with HK01
I don’t feel photography needs to be overtly ambitious in assuming impact or power. And in any case, impact and power are impossible to measure. Photography has a part to play in adding to a cumulative effect.
Here + Album (2012–2015), by Lau Wai
From the beginning, the camera is used as one of the tools for me in communicating with my parents and our immediate surroundings, I realized that “home” has actually been a place that was both familiar and foreign to me.
Hong Kong Slideshow Projections at HK/SG Exchange
As part of the Hong Kong x Singapore (HK/SG) Photobook Exchange, there will be an evening of slideshow projections featuring Hong Kong artists and photographers.
Science Education, by Sheung Yiu
Photography has been entrusted by early scientist as the objective eye that see beyond the limit of human perception and exposes truth on a piece of paper.
Hong Kong x Singapore Photobook Exchange, April 2017
HK/SG Photobook Exchange is an extension of our efforts to further dialogue, development and appreciation of photography and publishing practice in Singapore and the region.
Cities of Darkness: A conversation with Greg Girard
A conversation with Greg Girard ~ What do you think is the future of cities and citizens? These days, with the unthinkable occurring on almost a daily basis, nothing is too far fetched.
Photobook: Good Day Good Night, by South Ho 何兆南
Photography might have been an old friend, yet after this year of seemingly normal life, he has become more like a stranger to me. Just like strangers on the streets, you no longer say “good day” and “good night” to them.