Their love is one of distance mixed with desire, tenderness with tension, and passion compounded by the burden of parental pressure.
Singapore Designer Hanson Ho on the Photobook
An interview with award-winning Singapore graphic designer Hanson Ho on designing photobooks.
Vanishing Hope, by Amrita Chandradas
During and after the long running civil war of 26 years between the Sri Lankan military and the LTTE comes the unquestionable disappearances of thousands of Sri Lankan Tamils.
On Land: Photography and the City-state of Singapore
The photographer’s studio is often the city; it is a flaneur’s place for introspection, yet simultaneously a workplace.
6.9, by Amrita Chandradas
Singapore has progressed from third to first world within the last 40 years. What has been compromised in that process?
Singapore Photography, Pragmatism and the Political Landscape
In light of the Singapore 2015 elections, this #chutpattern piece is an “ownself check ownself” dialogue and an existentialist reflection for the Singapore photography community.
Singapore Gurkhas Photography Museum, by Zakaria Zainal
Since 1949, the Singapore Gurkha Contingent has been established in the Lion City (Kota Singa) as they live quietly among us.
The Temporal Blooming Of A Flower Upon The Earth, by Akai Chew
Getai, the ‘song-stage’ of Singapore and Malaysia. The structures originated as temporary Chinese opera stages common around the 7th month of the Lunar Calendar.
Northeast Hinterland, by Kevin WY Lee
A series of nocturnes of Northeast Singapore, a frontier in the nation’s continuing dream towards a modern, civilised world. Made in residency with Exactly Foundation.
Spotlight & Interview: Sarah Choo, Singapore
“An artist identity is vital in creating an impression.” An interview with rising Singapore artist Sarah Choo.
By way of rhythms: Kenneth Tay in conversation with Geraldine Kang
In As quietly as rhythms go, visual artist Geraldine Kang documents a familiar sight in Singapore: a construction project, this time along the Sungei Serangoon.
Caleb Ming, Plot
Plot is a documentary project about land spaces in Singapore. It is a photographic record of plots of open land that remain untouched in the republic.
The Advertising World Consumes Us, by Ronny Soh
This series probes into the nature of consumption – the advertising world seduces us with a heady mix of material desires.
Portraits from Singapore with Love
On a little street called Kerbau Road in Little India, stands Sajeev Digital Photo Studio, a quaint little photo studio run by 49 year old photographer K. Sajeev Lal with his wife Sheeja Shaj.
Photo Essay: Utilitarian Singapore, by Gareth Phua
The airport is a mass transit point for departures and arrivals. I found particular interest in the staging of objects in such a functional space.