PhotographyFestivals

Back in the mid 1960’s when magazines featured photojournalism and the likes of Life in the United States or Paris-Match in France sold over a million copies, Cambodia had its…

Yesterday in Phnom Penh, His Excellency Khieu Khanarith, Minister of Information, oversaw the first tribute to the French photographer Gilles Caron in the country where he disappeared in April, 1970.…

I am Hmong and grew up in a culture of ceremonies and stories of the spirit world. I started to hear about this spirit world when I was 3 or…

Our world is like a screen in a supermarket.screens are everywhere, in all sizes and capable of any function. And from their tender years, many have been in contact…

He is one of those photographers who, in the last fifteen years, has had the greatest influence on the younger generation. His grainy black and white, his images stretched between…

Wang Lin worked as a stewardess for a Chinese air line and was fired after an unbelievable manipulation of her black and white images documenting the daily routine of the…

Clément Briend had previously been in Phnom Penh for a festival, doing what he liked to do best, projecting images in public space. He likes this art form, both fragile…

While exploring dance in all parts of the world, Isabel Muñoz was especially taken with Cambodia. There, she came across the most precise encounter between bodies and architecture, between dance…

There is a house by the sea 120km from Hanoi called Thien Giao. In this house the hearts of its occupants beats in unison for one hope, the hope…

I’m from a generation that knew nothing of the naughtiness, activism, criticism and commitment of the women’s lib movements or of the artists back in the 1960s, 70s or 80s.…