Past Events › Photography Exhibition

Before passing away at the age of 97, Rabil donated some 23,000 photographs of ancient sites and objects to the National Archive.

Hope Land is both an exercise in creativity, and in patience. Adam Birkan stared out his window for a year and a half photographing anything and everything.

‘A Trace of Mortality’ is the first solo exhibition in Thailand by Malaysia’s leading contemporary photographer Eiffel Chong.

"If You Give Me Lemon, I’ll Make Lemonade" invites the audience to consider an unexpected yet beautiful relationship between the objects and the human life.

Promoting photography from Eastern Europe, 100 photos taken in 20 countries to be presented in the exhibition and a dedicated photo book.

Jakrin absorbs the pageantry of life like a porous leaf in sunshine, to transmit to us sublimely instinctive images that transcend their initial impulse.

Despite their immaculate classical execution, there is a bronze age Isan simplicity and potency about Piyatat’s enigmatic bronzes; not surprising despite his British art training since he learned bronze- casting in the prehistory-steeped Northeastern province of Ubon.

Some of the earliest experiments with photography documented landscapes and objects. Come and discover a century-worth of photography.

The series ‘Lost’ confirms that what photography records becomes the past the instant the camera shutters close. We still know nothing about these people.

Catherine Opie’s combination of photographs and sculptures in So long as they are wild expands on her deep exploration of the American landscape in relation to the human body.

Dax Ward documents forgotten institutions and venues across Thailand, including stand-alone cinemas, a nightclub, an art gallery and a shopping mall.

The Festival provides a platform for photographers exhibiting their works alongside their international peers at various venues across Bangkok. Its aim is to inspire and encourage people to contribute knowledge and experience and working together effectively to help create better community of shared future for mankind.

Street photographs of Tavepong Pratoomwong are the fusion of real and magical worlds. The composition and point of view reflect the truth of life and society based on empirical evidence, yet his photos present magic like fantasy novels which full of mystery and surrealism.

Hiroshi Maeda has been trying to express his childhood memories of fireflies and the treasure they are considered to be in Japan.

Pace Gallery presents the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong dedicated to the artist Irving Penn, featuring thirty photographs.

“Parallel: Erwin Olaf” presents fifty photographs from the career of renowned photographer Erwin Olaf, covering the recent 15 years of his creative work.

The gallery will hold a group photo exhibition featuring over 250 artworks by more than 120 photographers from all over the world.

Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore partners with renowned Australien photographer and artist, Linda Preece, to launch her new ‘Summer Singapore’ collection.

For the 90th anniversary of the actress' birth, for the first time, a collection of Bob’s most memorable photos of Audrey will be shown in Hong Kong.

The historical photographs, audio-visual materials, and government archival records, document how children spent their leisure time in the old days.

Through this exhibitionRafael Martinez shows us the strange horizons that beckon to him and therefore to us, his viewers.