Ripping up the rule book, the festival tackles some of the most pressing issues of our time in a city that maintains a complex relationship to photography.
Festivals
As we approach the closing weekend of PHOTO 2022, the Asia-Pacific Photobook Archive’s Isabella Capezio rounds-up her pick of the highlights
Image © Kwasi Kyei, Repose V, from the series Bodies, 2018. Courtesy of the artist…
6 May 2022
Ahead of this year’s international biennale in Melbourne, themed Being Human, we highlight the artists and shows not to be missed
“Choices we make as humans about our bodies, choices we make about the technology we develop, choices we make ‘for’ the environment, are all intertwined. We can’t look into problems from just a single perspective.”
A decade since its first edition, KYOTOGRAPHIE reignites the Japanese city of Kyoto after a difficult couple of years. Taking place citywide, the festival returns to its winning formula: eclectic programming, unconventional venues, and a focus on community
The two-day event is the first convening of female photography organisations, curators, artists and directors from around the world, and includes 1854’s Female in Focus exhibition
The main exhibitions programme will be hosted at the State Gallery of Art, Madhapur, and includes work by Prashant Panijar, Mohammad Rakibul Hasan and Divya Cowasji
Exhibiting works by Lorenzo Vitturi, Jan Groover, Mishka Henner, and eight more, the photo festival delves into ecology, industry, and taste
Sasha Phyars-Burgess wins First Photobook; Photobook of the Year is awarded to Muhammad Fadli; and Photography Catalogue of the Year to Russet Lederman and Olga Yatskevich. Vasantha Yogananthan receives a special mention