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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Read more at GQ — by Thomas Barrie: Long regarded as Japan’s greatest living photographer – and one of the world’s – Moriyama’s work spans an era of change for both his […]
Read more at The Yorkshire Post — Yan Wang Preston left her medical career behind when she moved to the UK from China – now she is among the world’s most acclaimed […]
Read more at The New Yorker — by Brian Dillon: On an evening in December, 1980, the photographer Tseng Kwong Chi gate-crashed the party of the year: the gala at the Metropolitan […]
Read more at Time — by Charlie Campbell: It may sound strange now, but when Liu Heung Shing went to China to cover the Tiananmen Square protests, he did it so he […]
Read more at The Stewardship Report — Photography Exhibition Coincides with World Pride Week in NYC — 37Tong is pleased to announce the inaugural United States exhibition of “The Asian Male: BEYOND SKIN […]
