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30/03/2022

19/08/2021

https://www.lensculture.com/2021-lensculture-critics-choice-award-winners

Introducing the 49 Critics’ Choice 2021 Award-winning photographers!

10/08/2021

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09/08/2021

Roze Stadsdorp Amsterdam Pride Walk 2021 Pride Amsterdam

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20/07/2021

“She Never Rode That Trishaw” Again tells the story of Loo Ngan Yue, a woman widowed by the British war against anti-colonial forces in Malaya — a 12-year conflict that became a template for other counter-insurgency campaigns around the world, including Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq. Artist and author Sim Chi Yin juxtaposes vacation photographs of Loo — her late paternal grandmother — with oral history excerpts on the family’s trauma. This intimate volume, using vernacular photographs to create a filmic experience, takes us inside the emotional world of a family shattered by geopolitics. It is the first in a trilogy of books Sim is making around the “Malayan Emergency” of 1948 to 1960, and its colonial and post-colonial representations, painting a picture of anguish, loss and, amnesia — an allegory for Southeast Asia’s lingering traumas as a Cold War battleground.

Format: 140 x 200mm, 144 pages
ISBN: 978-981-18-1144-9
Language: English and Chinese text
Publication date: June 2021
Self-published Edition of 600

28/06/2021

The Urban Photo Race will be in Amsterdam!

The UPR is plain and simple a photo marathon. We haven't invented the wheel, although sometimes it does feel like it. In a nutshell, participants are asked to make a series of photos based on themes that are disclosed on the day itself, as they walk through the city along given checkpoints within a....

27/04/2021

Belgian Pride Brussels 2018 • Weekend



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19/02/2021

A Conversation with Ai Weiwei
Virtual Talk
Premiering on YouTube | Sunday, February 21, 11:00 am (PT)

In this rare speaking engagement, hear from celebrated visual artist, filmmaker, and political activist Ai Weiwei as he explores his vast body of work in the context of social justice. Imprisoned by Chinese authorities in 2011 without cause, Ai has dedicated his life and career to speaking out again...

19/02/2021

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