Calling out all local and international publishers, artists, collectives and creatives who are interested in selling printed matter or merchandise…

On February 24, 2022, my homeland started the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. To understand where the roots of such aggression…

Pasolini in his pseudo-documentary Appunti per un Orestiade Africane (1970) radicalises an aesthetic of the unfinished characterised by the desire…

In New York, Times Square attracts so many different people from all over the place. This area gives me illusions…

Anti-Blackness seems inescapably mixed into whatever context I place it into; literature, science, government, health, art… look into any “field”…

These series of works stemmed from a core memory I had during my childhood. Through processwork, I have uncovered the…

“The Fish Dies By Its Mouth / El pez muere por la boca” reflects on the resilience and resistance of…

“Each generation must out of relative obscurity discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it. In underdeveloped countries the preceding…

“In the Catholic church there are three classes of relics. The first class is body parts of a saint. The…

The power of icons has consistently fascinated and perplexed artists. It has also challenged them to offer a different narrative…

Alongside the projects I stubbornly pursued surrounding airports — “Unnamed Land: Air Port City” (2013-2020), “Night Spotting” (2015-2016) and “Myrtle…

My dad cries a lot these days. Any sad movie never made him cry before. He didn’t cry when our…

It took me many years to notice at quieter moments when no one was listening, she would sing. Simple tunes…

By utilising glitches in photography and the image-making process of Jacquard Weave, Save as Text employs weaving as a form…

My name is Sasha, and I’m a political exile from Belarus. In my homeland, a repressive dictatorship prevails, suppressing freedom…

“The Oriental Scene” investigates the concept of Chinoiserie architecture in the UK in the context of de-colonialism. The project uses…

Our connections to our ancestors and our descendants often feel stronger than connections to those around us. I often wish…

After eight years of living apart, Riti Sengupta moved in with her parents at the onset of the pandemic. Upon…

“Trailblazers” is an inquiry into Egypt’s feminist history through socially engaged self-portraiture and performance, integrated with public archives to forge…

I have been photographing my younger sister Masantu for over ten years. I started taking it seriously when she expressed…

In the southeastern region of Guizhou, there are numerous ethnic minorities, with the Miao people being predominant. Surrounded by mountains…

“Loneliness, roaming youths, violence and predators. We were wild nocturnals in the dark, warm nights. Summer left quickly and before…

“1 2 3 2 1” is a 304-page photo novel, that juxtaposes images created during and after Nagakura Nami’s pregnancy…

In 1912, Japanese explorer Nobu Shirase attempted to become the first person to reach the South Pole, but had to…

This is the story of a young man from the countryside of the Tohoku region of Japan who entered the…

The cabinet looks empty — I take a step towards it, my breath fogging the glass. Keeping my gaze fixed,…

In 2020 I became a father for the second time, and I moved back to Milan after living in New…

The forest, which in Slavic mythology is a space where our world and the otherworld cross, also is a space…

I am Bang, and Hsien is my big brother. We are only a year apart in age. When we were…

Tuan’s debut book, “Castle,” delves into the personal toll of urban redevelopment, where the government seizes vast tracts of land…

“Chernobyl” is a document of the communities who inhabit and pass through the exclusion zone—an area covering approximately 2600 km2…

The collection guides viewers on an exploration of Harit’s early work. It compiles photographs, notes, and diary entries from his…

“D-AI” refl ects on the manipulation of reality through the media and social networks, and how artifi cial intelligence can…

The first book of the Rhythm Series is Daegu était un grand étang (DAEGU USED TO BE A GIANT POND)…

With vintage press clippings, letters – correspondence between two fiancés – and photographs, the artist Kurt Tong tells the life…

“Are you a communist?” a Dutch citizen asked me in a heated debate. I didn’t know how to react, I…

Building on her A-level coursework, the photo artist adopts a conceptual approach to gently uncover the concealed aspects of her…

The intricate and complex construction hidden within its bland, untitled cover unravels the life of my grandmother, Ha Ja, which…

When I travel alone in Nanfang’ao for a week in spring, there are two things I want to do: paint…

“Hidden Book” is a tragicomedy of 20th century social and political life, a choral story of a grieving and resilient…

The Portfolio Review was introduced in 2008 during the inaugural edition of SIPF. Since then, it has grown in its…

The Anton Gautama Professional Development Scholarship seeks to play a role in shaping the photography community in Southeast Asia. With the…

I don’t think this work is a project at all. This is more of an introspection, a peak into my…

The New Forest is a four-week online masterclass inviting photographers, artists, researchers and individuals interested to embark on long-term projects…

We live in an age where most of our tools we use are close to perfection. Our cameras, phones, applications,…

In this masterclass, publisher and artist Lukas Birk will guide participants in transforming their historical materials—such as photographs, films, and…

The Photobook Clinic is an intimate 3-hour photobook dummy review session with Cheng Yinhe. Based in Zhejiang, China, he is…

The relationship between photography and writing is a complex one—text can shift our perception of images, just as images can…

What is interesting for Carlos is how the progress of light technology allows humans to ‘colonise’ the night. Sometimes, this…