Read more at The Guardian — He is one of Japan’s most renowned photographers, a giant of the Provoke movement whose compelling images take a disturbing view of city life and the […]
Read more at The Eye Of Photography — In the hall of Rangoon Central Station, a large format print of an unlikely encounter between a diver and a whale overlooks the waiting […]
Read more at The Guardian — interview by Tim Jonze: ‘The driver was waiting for a couple to leave a love hotel. The open car door invites a story. It’s like a […]
Read more at The Guardian — Box office numbers for drive-in cinemas in Seoul, South Korea, are on the rise as people find a way to avoid crowds during the coronavirus outbreak… […]
Read more at The Eye of Photography — by Thierry Maindrault: The Japanese photographer Jun SATO is the typical creator of one of the most elaborate forms of art photography. His creations […]
Read more at CNA — by Cindy Co: One of the first pictures Ivan Bok took through a telescope is the Orion Nebula. It is one of the brightest nebulae located in the Milky Way, […]
Read more at The Eye of Photography — by Jean Loh: In 2005 when I first met Pok Chi Lau, we were both taking part in the first Lianzhou Photo Festival. The […]
Read more at the Hong Kong Free Press — Hong Kong-based photographer Tugo Cheng explores the mountains of Tibet and the coastal fishing villages of south-east China in his stunning series “Water […]
Read more at i-D — by Mitch Parker: In times like this, it’s easy to feel like the world is small and closed off. The desire to escape from cities and run […]
Read more at The Myanmar Times — by San Lin Tun: Everyone was young once. Photographs can stir up many emotions, especially when they capture our younger selves… Image courtesy of The […]
