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Awards
Country Winner: SINGAPORE
Street Photo of the Year 2014 Fotoura.com For the very first time since visiting Paris for over 20 years, I explored the city’s three Chinese neighbourhoods: the Triangle de Choisy in the 13th arrondissement, Belleville and the Arts et Metiers quarter. Instead of the nouveau riche Chinese tourists so often featured in the news these days, I wanted to meet the ethnic Chinese Parisians and capture a glimpse of their lives. As a fellow overseas Chinese from Singapore, I felt easily accepted by the community. For these children playing after school, French was the only common language, which was the case for many of the Chinese immigrants originating mainly from Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Wenzhou and Guangzhou in China. |
Winner, Public Vote, Open Category
KL International Photoawards 2012 www.klphotoawards.com/winners2012.html By the early afternoon of January 19, thousands of Ethiopian Orthodox locals started making their way to the large open grounds of Jan Meda in Addis Ababa to celebrate their most important festival of the year, Timkat. As part of this colourful three-day celebration of Epiphany or the Baptism of Christ, white tents were pitched around the grounds to house the 'Tabot's, a symbol of the Ark of Covenant, and families prepared to stay overnight to witness the festivities that continue well into the next day. To keep the crowds entertained, there were vendors selling candles and food, lively carnival type games and vibrant processions and performances by various churches. While walking around and taking in this feast for the senses, I came across this statuesque Ethiopian beauty standing by a white tent apart from the masses and captured her squinting slightly at the African sun that was just starting to set. |
Photobooks
First published 2016 by Platform as part of Twentyfifteen.Sg
www.platform.sg / www.twentyfifteen.sg |
+50
50 Singapore stories by 50 photographers in Singapore The two +50 books will feature the works of Henry Aldridge, Philipp Aldrup,Amrita Chandradas, Martha Ricketts Chaudhry, Benedict Chen, Christopher Chan, Chia Aik Beng, Donna Chiu, Weilun Chong, ND Chow, Chin Hon Chua, Leonard Goh, Andy Gurnett, Marcel Heijnen, Philip Ho, How Hwee Young, Khoo Guo Jie, Yee Chao Koh, Bob Lee, Julien Li, Jeffrey Liam,Mingrui Lim, Lim Yaohui, Keng-Fun Loh, Jean Qingwen Loo, Graciela Magnoni, Nadir Mehadji, Joseph Nair, Andrew Nethercleft, Deanna Ng, Ng Hui Hsien, Dara Ong, Quek Hui Min, Sha Ying, Jimmy Sng, Dingwei Tan,Kiat Tan Wei Jie, Victor Tan Kwee Huat, David Teo Boon Hwee, Tham Jing Wen, Kokleong Tham, Sherman Tham, Ruey Loon, Patrick van Dam, Wee Teck Hian, Tom White, Christopher Wong, Zhi Ying Master Wong, Shyue Woon and Vanessa Yunibandhu. The majority of these projects were selected for publication from a series of public pitches organised by PLATFORM from June 2014 to November 2015. The invited jurors comprised photographers, artists, curators, designers and writers. Apart from the pitches, a few photographers were invited by PLATFORM. |
Thank You, Mr Lee
An initiative by Platform and published by Basheer, The 96-page book contains works by 20 amateur and professional photographers taken during the national week of mourning after the passing of Lee Kuan Yew, founder and first Prime Minister of Singapore. |
Photographers: Edwin Koo, Aik Beng Chia, Mindy Tan, Koh Szekiat, Darren Soh, Benjamin Lim, Chua Chin Hon, Jean Loo, Lim Weixiang, Melvin Tan, Sean Yeo, Loh Keng Fun, Jimmy Sng, Alvin Ho, Shintaro Tay, Shyue Woon, Tom White, Ted Chen, John Heng, Ung Ruey Loon.
Magnum Workshop with Patrick Zachmann in Paris 2013
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Cuba with Explorenation Steven Lee and Andy Craggs 2011
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Exhibitions
The National Museum of Singapore
23 March till 2 October 2016 A Moment of Unity The National Museum of Singapore presents a video installation, A Moment of Unity, by local filmmaker Royston Tan, one year after the passing of Singapore’s first Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew. The video uses images captured by photographers on the ground: Aik Beng Chia, Edwin Koo, Lim Zerui, Loh Keng Fun, Mindy Tan, Ronald Lee, Shintaro Tay as well as photojournalists at The Straits Times Picture desk. |
REDRESS: Stop the Traffic
Ion Art Gallery, Singapore 2012 A curated exhibition and private art auction to benefit Maiti Nepal with founder and CNN Hero of the Year 2010 Anuradha Koirala as Guest of Honour |
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Explorenation Group exhibition
So Far, the Future Gallery, London, UK 2012
So Far, the Future Gallery, London, UK 2012