Read more at The New Yorker — by Andrea K. Scott: On July 11th, the Art Newspaper reported that scores of Chinese police in riot gear had descended on Roma Lake, a […]
Inside a Vanished Hub of Beijing’s Experimental-Art Scene — The New Yorker
Park Jongwoo’s best photograph: unearthing bodies in Korea’s DMZ — The Guardian
Read more at The Guardian — by Edward Siddons: “Many of the soldiers who died in the Korean war were teenagers, killed in their first two or three weeks of battle. Their […]
Viet-Czech photographer Lucka Ngo on capturing her generation of young Asian mold-breaking women — Vogue
Read more at Vogue — by Liam Hess: “I feel like most of the time Asians, and especially Asian women, end up misrepresented,” says the New York–based photographer Lucka Ngo of her […]
Linkin Park’s Joe Hahn shares epiphany through photo exhibition in Korea — The Korea Herald
Read more at The Korea Herald — by Im Eun-byel: Joe Hahn of US rock band Linkin Park is holding a photo exhibition titled “Carry On” in Korea, in which he will […]
Columbia Museum of Art presents: ‘Japan on Screen’ — ABC Columbia
Read more at ABC Columbia — by Rochelle Dean: The Columbia Museum of Art presents Japan on Screen. This is a free outdoor Japanese film series starting from Thursday, July 25, in […]
Storyteller & Photographer, Kenny Loh, On Framing Malaysia’s Diverse Residents — Malaysia Tatler
Read more at Malaysia Tatler — by Jessica Liew: Photographer Kenny Loh adds context to his portraits of diverse individuals that call Malaysia home and lends them a voice through his book […]
Hiroshi Sugimoto Blurs Boundaries Between Truth And Illusion While Exploring Nature Of Time And Perception — Forbes
Read more at Forbes — by Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle: Best known for his highly-technical, mysterious black-and-white images fashioned through a combination of a 19th-century large-format camera, signature long exposures and 20cm x 25cm […]
Loved, forgotten, abandoned: Thailand’s cinemas once ruled the kingdom — Coconuts Bangkok
Read more at Coconuts Bangkok — by Todd Ruiz: Sukhothai had the Ma Win Rama. In Udon Thani, it was the Vista. Suphanburians went to the Fah Siam. Across Thailand, movie palaces […]
‘White Terror’ touring exhibition opens in Taipei — Focus Taiwan
Read more at Focus Taiwan — by Stacy Hsu: A touring exhibition that highlights Taiwan’s history in the period from authoritarianism to democracy opened Friday in Taipei, with the aim of shining […]
Pixy and Moro: public portraits of private life — RFI
Read more at RFI — by Isabelle Martinetti: Pixy Liao has been invited to present her ongoing long-term project Experimental Relationship at the 50th Rencontres photographiques in Arles, in the south of […]
