Saturday 12/09/15 -Sunday 13/09/15 Worrying of image-fatigue after two days, I dragged myself out of bed and decided to try the “luxury” wing of […]…
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A partial view of Photo Shanghai Thursday 10/09/15 First Day – VIP Preview I was a little bothered of not receiving an invitation to […]…
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The discovery of Patrick Aalk’s photography, especially his “Eye” shots, has awakened in me the blurred memory of my REM sleep, these rapid eye movements from my trance-like sleepwalk, blinking…
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Nine years after his first trip to China, Marc Riboud returned to China, the China of 1965, on the eve of a devastating upheaval which will be officially called “Ten…
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The 7th Yangon Photo Festival opened on the day of the 100th Anniversary of General Aung San’s birthday (13 February 1915), on the eve of Valentine’s Day, hence the festival…
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The 7th Edition of the Yangon Photo Festival organized by the French Institute in Myanmar with the support of the French Embassy and International Media Support (an NGO funded by…
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Sandra Hoyn who studied photography at the University of Applied Sciences in Hamburg has been working as a freelance photo-journalist on social environment and human rights issues for NGO’s and…
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“Framing the Conjugal Bond” is an exceptional occasion to see the finest vintage wedding photographs from India collected and presented by Indian scholar Malavika Karlekar who is editor at Indian…
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A double exhibition intelligently curated opened at the Gallery Myanmar Deitta – a hundred years-old house hidden in a small lane (44th Street) by the docks of Yangon, the gallery…
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Not only is this a story of love between an animal and a man, there is also an ecological message about conservation. With dexterity and sensibility photographer Ko Myo manages…
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