So you want to be a photographer who specialises in shooting photos of indigenous people…

Stepping on the backs of artists. A review of “ROAD”, an exhibition by Myanmar artist Myat Kywat, 12 – 17 June 2010 at newly opened DAGAUNG Gallery in Yangon

W.Gallery is back with photographer Jun Kit’s haunting homage to the cruising parks of Malaysia frequented by men who have sex with men.

Seeking the best interpretations in contemporary portraiture in two categories: individual and story portraits, the 2010 KL Photoawards attempts to bring together photographic practitioners.

Filmmaker/conceptual artist Chi Too’s “You and me put the ‘you’ and ‘me’ in ‘you and me’ (part two of many) aka where are you on a day like today”

A reunion of the photographers who participated in last year’s KL Photo Awards, the finalists, the judges and much much more.

To truly discover the camera one must, in Wawi Navarroza’s words, “unlearn the ropes,” start from scratch, the utter violence of beginning once again.

A few months ago, Angki Purbandono’s work at Richard Koh Fine Art inspired me to think about how photography expands and challenges fixed notions about itself.

by ARTERI

Call for entries: KL PHOTOAWARDS is back with its second Contemporary Photographic Portraiture Competition. Open to all international photographers, from amateurs to professionals alike. This year, the competition is WIDE OPEN, with no distinction between pros and non-pro photographers!

By Eva McGovern

A Very Belated Exhibition Review: With no land in sight audiences ask where is the Art? Jason Wee at Valentine Willie Fine Art 6-23 May 2009 challenges the viewer to think about borders, memory and the definition of photography but are they up to the task?

by Perforashyun Peh

Cycling as time travel. Our contributor looks back at another place, at another time.

by Silent Wall Project

A group of passionate people started The Silent Wall project to document the famous Pudu Jail murals. They managed to capture the entire wall before demolition works started, which they also recorded.

In their own words and images, they talk about the wall and what it means to them.

by Patricia Lajumin

Different But Same in Wei-Ling Gallery presented current works by local practitioners who are pushing the boundaries of modern photography in Malaysia. While some works used straight photography to get their points across, others are more experimental in nature, adopting photographic strategies which are not specifically associated with the medium

By Patricia Lajumin

Eyes Wide Open, a recent photography exhibition held at the Annexe Gallery, was an eye opener indeed. The exhibition features a small selection of works previously shown at the inaugural Singapore International Photography Festival 2008.

oleh Brigitta Isabella

Foto-foto yang Agan Harahap tawarkan memang memacu pikiran kita untuk berfantasi. Melalui medium yang memang dia terbiasa dan kuasai, ia juga mampu mengolah imajinasinya dengan sangat menawan.