2o1o Angkor Photo Festival Press Kit 2o1o 6th edition - November 2o to 27 2o1o SIEM REAP – CAMBODIA The first photo festival created in Southeast Asia Created in 2oo5, the Angkor Photo Festival is the first such event to be organized in Southeast Asia. Each year, and for a week, the festival showcases exhibitions and outdoor slideshows by celebrating international and emerging Asian photographers’ works in Siem Reap. The temples of Angkor become a hub that draws both famous and passionate photographers from around the world in creativity and sharing spirit. The strong educational goals of the Angkor Photo Festival set it apart from other photography events. During their stay, famous photographers tutor Angkor Photo Workshops for emerging Asian photographers and the festival also presents its outreach programs Anjali Children’s Photo Workshops. For the festival’s 2o1o program, 11o photographers, including 5o Asian photographers, will present their works photographed around the world. This is consistent with the festival’s mission of highlighting emerging Southeast Asian photographers. These works are curated by two well-known figures in photography, Yumi Goto and Antoine d’Agata, as well as by Françoise Callier (Program Director of the Angkor Photo Festival). All events at the festival are entirely free of charge ! Press contact Jean-Yves Navel Director [email protected]+855(o)92 774 313 Contact Camille Plante General Coordinator [email protected]+855(o)9 78 6o 98 1o Françoise Callier Program Coordinator [email protected]+855(o)9 77 25 12 oo Sylvie Grumbach - [email protected]Martial Hobeniche - [email protected]2e BUREAU: +33 (o)1 42 33 93 18 www.angkor-photo.com
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2o1o Angkor Photo FestivalPress Kit 2o1o
6th edition - November 2o to 27 2o1oSIEM REAP – CAMBODIA
The first photo festival created in Southeast Asia
Created in 2oo5, the Angkor Photo Festival is the first such event to be organized in Southeast Asia. Each year, and for a week, the festival showcases exhibitions and outdoor slideshows by celebrating
international and emerging Asian photographers’ works in Siem Reap. The temples of Angkor become a hub that draws both famous and passionate photographers from around the world in creativity and sharing spirit.
The strong educational goals of the Angkor Photo Festival set it apart from other photography events. During their stay, famous photographers tutor Angkor Photo Workshops for emerging Asian photographers
and the festival also presents its outreach programs Anjali Children’s Photo Workshops.
For the festival’s 2o1o program, 11o photographers, including 5o Asian photographers, will present their works photographed around the world. This is consistent with the festival’s mission of highlighting emerging Southeast Asian photographers. These works are curated by two well-known figures in photography, Yumi Goto and Antoine d’Agata, as well as by Françoise Callier (Program Director of the Angkor Photo Festival).
All events at the festival are entirely free of charge !
Chris ANDERSON > Capitolio Olivia ARTHURJonas BENDIKSEN > The Places we Live Chien-Chi CHANG > The ChainThomas DWORZAKCristina GARCIA RODERO > Rituales en HaitiBruce GILDEN > Tokyo-New York-Haiti - UntitledJim GOLDBERG > Excerpt from Open SeeAlex MAJOLI Dominic NAHRTrent PARKE > The Seventh Wave
Paolo PELLEGRIN > As I was DyingMark POWER > The Sound of Two Songs - Poland 2oo4-2oo9 Moises SAMAN > Afghanistan, Broken PromiseAlessandra SANGUINETTI > The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of their DreamsLise SARFATI > The New LifeJacob Aue SOBOL > Bangkok Encounter, 2oo8-2oo9Alec SOTHMikhael SUBOTZKY > The Four Corners / The Outside Peter VAN AGTMAEL > AfghanistanDonovan WYLIE > The Architecture of conflict
> A selection of works by former Angkor Photo Workshops studentsAjay HIRANI > In SolitudeAmdadul HUQ > Frames from the Sweeper ColonySohrab HURA > Children of PatiSrikanth KOLARI / Asia Motion > Living on FireZishaan Akbar LATIF > Istanbul TwilightSean LEE > HomeworkGazi NAFIS > Inner FaceKosuke OKAHARA > MedellinSelva PRAKASH > CoastalVeejay VILLAFRANCA > A Race Divided : Chin migrants Search for Identity and Life of PeaceMunem WASIF / Agence VU > Salt water TearsRony ZAKARIA > Men, Mountains and the Sea
Festival’s programMustafah ABDULAZIZ > Patagonian CowboysTalisma AKTHER > Life and Struggle of Garment WorkersShahidul ALAM / Drik / Majority world > Brahmaputra DiaryToni ANZENBERGER / Anzenberger Agency > PecorinoAdrian ARIAS / Collectivo Nomada > Harvest of ManAteliers @My Library > Photoshop FantasyNatalie AYALA > Black Gold in KichwaJehsong BAAK > Là ou AilleursWill BAXTER > The Repercussions of Hope - AfghanistanDaniel BEREHULAK / Getty Images > Pakistan DisplacedJulio BITTENCOURT > In a Window of Prestes Maia 911 Buil-dingAnna BOYIAZIS > AIDS Orphans in Sub-Saharan AfricaPaula BRONSTEIN / Getty Images > Mongolia Unforgiving FreezeWilliam DANIELS / Panos Pictures > Faded TulipsJean DEPARA / Revue Noire > Nights and Days in Kinshasa, 1955-1965Andy DREWITT > Donkey ShelterThierry FALISE / OnAsia > Burmese ShadowsDorian FRANCOIS > Mongolia, an Urban PortraitDiane GRIMONET > Non Assistance à ?...Camille HERMANT > Traces d’EnfancePieter HUGO / Courtesy of Michael Stevenson, Cape Town > Nollywood
Saiful HUQ OMI / Polaris > Heroes Never Die Miyoko IHARA / Sha-do Collective > Missao et FukumaruCharles IJIOMAH > African HeritageAnaya V. JACKSON / MOMO Gallery > African by Legacy, Mexican by BirthVidura JANG BAHADUR > Tsampa on my ShouldersRyo KAMEYAMA > Mexican PrisonLi LANG > The YI PeopleNarendra MAINALI > AryghatPascal MAITRE / COSMOS > Somalia, the Country Abandoned by EveryoneXavier MARTI ALAVEDRA > The Last Greyhound Racing Track of SpainPalani MOHAN / Reportage by Getty Images > WrestlingJoao PINA / Kameraphoto > Gangland – Urban Violence in Rio de JaneiroIgor POSNER > StuzhaFlorian RUIZ > Shinsekai or the New WorldStephen SHAMES > Outside the DreamKishor SHARMA > No Land for UsGong SHULIANGRaimon SOLA / Galeria Tagomago > On the Other Side of the RoadAndrea STAR REESE > The Urban CaveLuca ZANETTI / Laif > The Truth Needs Allies
Highlights on ...Haiti AftermathAndrew BERENDS Lung LIUBenjamin LOWY / Reportage by Getty Images Riccardo VENTURI / Contrasto
Bangkok Unrest - May 2o1oPaula BRONSTEIN / Getty ImagesAgnes DHERBEYS Masaru GOTO Roland NEVEU Patrick de NOIRMONT / news-pictures.com Kosuke OKAHARA Athit PERAWONGMETHA /Getty Images Vinai VITAJOHN
> Free Photo Workshops for Young Asian PhotographersFor the sixth consecutive year, Siem Reap will host a series of free workshops taught by renowned photographers
who volunteer to tutor 3o young photographers coming from 15 different countries.
Coordinator : Roland Neveu
Tutors : Antoine d’Agata (Magnum) / Patrick de Noirmont (News-Pictures.com) / Olivier Nilsson / Arantxa
Cedillo / Nic Dunlop / Andrea Star reese
> Anjali Photo WorkshopsFormer students of the Angkor Photo Workshops will supervise photography workshops for the children of Anjali during this year’s festival.Coordinator : Sohrab Hura - IndiaTutors : Wakako Iguchi - Japan / Vidura Jang Bahadur, India / Sailendra Kharel, Nepal / Mansi Midha, India / Savann Oun, Cambodia Abdul Rahman Roslan, Malaysia / Sheila Zhao, China.
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