2014 Minutes [10th Edition Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops] by Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops

What an incredible way to celebrate our 10th Anniversary! With more events, activities and visitors than ever before, our 10th Edition was truly a wonderful way to mark the end of a decade. As we begin the next chapter of our journey, we would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation and gratitude to the multitude of supporters, partners, and sponsors whose generosity has helped make all this possible. We look forward to seeing everyone again in 2015 for the 11th Edition of the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops!

[ 10t h Ang ko r p hoto wo r ksho p s ]

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I have gained more than what I could have possibly imagined. Not only did I get to know more about myself, but I am experiencing the passion again that pushed me to photograph in the first place. - (R) Peter Teh, 39, Malaysia 2014 Workshop Participant

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Our annual tuition-free professional workshops remain at the heart and soul of what we do. Aimed at boosting the skills and craft of Asia’s emerging photographic talent, our workshops have helped create a close-knit community of photographers in Asia.

Antoine d’Agata / Magnum Photos Patrick DE NOIRMONT Sohrab hura / Magnum Photos Suthep KRitsanavarin Kosuke Okahara Ian teh / Agence VU’ / Panos Pictures

For our 10th Edition, 29 participants from 13 Asian countries joined us in Siem Reap, where, under the tutelage of international professionals who volunteer their time and expertise, they each completed a photo project which was shown as part of the festival’s Closing Night programme on December 6.

Dian Ardiahanni Indonesia Okky Ardya Indonesia Bea Bermundo Philippines Avishek Biswas India Saranya Chalermchai Thailand Meiwen Chen Taiwan Pauline Nikka CORSINO Philippines Angelo Gian De Mesa Philippines Nguyen Thanh Duong Vietnam Farzana Hossen Bangladesh Yasir Iqbal India Ata Kam Turkey Jiraporn Kuhakan Thailand Sadia Marium Bangladesh Ng Hui Hsien Singapore Habiba Nowrose Bangladesh Sathish Kumar Purushothaman India Anik Rahman Bangladesh Senthil Kumaran Rajendran India Jia Ru China Aizuddin Saad Malaysia Katsumi Saiki Japan Arif Setiawan Indonesia Chinky Shukla India Karthik Subramanian India Peter Teh Malaysia Mansi Thapliyal India Touch Salyniroth Cambodia Yostorn Triyos Thailand James Yayen Philippines

We are proud to welcome all 29 photographers into our ever-expanding network of photographers, as well as into our community of workshop alumni!

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;To be able to have actual discussions with so many of the photographers I admire was priceless... Also, to be able to interact with so many different cultures from all over the world was pretty amazing. You realize how small your life back home is.â&#x20AC;? - (Below) Bea Bermundo, Philippines, 2014 Participant

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[ excer p ts fr o m wo r ksho p s p r o je cts] All participants’ projects were showcased on Closing Night Excerpt from ‘ Wonderland’ © Touch Salyniroth, 19, Cambodia

Excerpt from ‘ Dust ’ © Sathish Kumar Purushothaman, 28, India

Excerpt from ‘ Chan Teat’s Diary’ © Dian Ardiahanni, 20, Indonesia

Excerpt from ‘ Diversions’ © James Yayen, 20, Philippines

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[ h o p e f r a nç oise dem ulder grant ] - 20 14 AWA RDEES Ma nsi Th apliyal S e nth il Kum aran We are pleased to present the awardees of the 2014 Hope Françoise Demulder Grant, which aims to provide workshop participants with financial support to continue their photography projects.

Mansi’s project will bring her back to Cambodia, as she embarks on the next phase of exploring the struggles between one’s sense of self and the body.

Selected by our jury panel based on the strength of their submitted proposals as well as their photography skills, each awardee will receive 1,000 Euros in financial support.

Excerpt from “We Sing Along” © Mansi Thapliyal, 26, India

The grant is supported by Un Déclic Contre Une Claque, an association created in 2003 which aims to support journalists and photographers.

Un Déclic Contre Une Claque

Senthil will continue his on-going documentation of the conflict between humans and tigers living in India’s tiger reserves.

Excerpt from “ Human-Tiger Conflict ” © Senthil Kumaran, 37, India

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From indoor galleries to installations in public spaces, our 10th Edition’s exhibition programme featured 14 print exhibitions all across Siem Reap, showcasing work by photographers from all over the world. Thanks to the support of the Siem Reap Government, the riverside area of Siem Reap became one of our main venues for public exhibitions. This greatly increased the exposure of the photographer’s works, and also helped us reach out to even more of the local community and visitors from around the world.

[ g r eenlig ht exhibitio n ser ies ] A component of the exhibition programme, our inaugural GreenLight Exhibition Series was a huge success! An initiative aimed at raising awareness about environmental issues amongst the local community and visitors, the series’ first instalment in 2014 featured five outdoor exhibitions on the theme of ‘Water’. © Jonathan González

The GreenLight Series is proudly supported by the A.I.M.F. (L’Association Internationale des Mairies Francophones), Ville de Genève, and the Siem Reap Government.

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[ SIEM REAP RI VERSIDE ]

Ragnar Axelsson Last Days of the Arctic Iceland www.rax.is

with the support of

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Floriane de Lassée How much can you Carry France www.florianedelassee.com with the support of

[ SIEM REAP RI VERSIDE ]

Lam Duc Hien The Mekong Laos/France lamduchien.com sponsored by

with the support of © Anne Holmes

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Muhammed Muheisen / AP Pursuit of Happiness Jordan with the support of

[ SIEM REAP RI VERSIDE ]

Zeng Nian A Quiet River: Construction of the Three Gorges Dam France/China

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Patrick BROWN / Panos pictures trading to extinction U.K. patrickbrownphotos.com

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Fan HO / modernbook hong kong yesterday Hong Kong fanhophotography.com with the support of

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Gabriele CROPPI metaphysics of the urban landscape Italy gabrielecroppi.com

[the 1961 ]

KIM Hak alive

Cambodia www.kimhak.com

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[ école française d’extrême-orient ]

Jose Raymond PANALIGAN THE MANGYAN PHOTOGRAPHS

Philippines www.lightstalkers.org/raymond-bogsi-panaligan01 with the support of

[ riverside gardens ] LU Guang / Greenpeace

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China www.greenpeace.org sponsored by with the support of

[ riverside gardens ]

GREENPEACE COALIFICATION OF WATER

Lu Guang, Zhao Gang, Jason Miczek, Kemal Jufri, Luke Duggelby, Mujahid Safodien, Sudhanshu Malhotra, Umut Vedat

www.greenpeace.org sponsored by with the support of © Jonathan González

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Rubén Salgado ESCUDERO

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solar portraits Spain www.rubensalgado.com with the support of

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Max PAM Kailash

Australia www.maxpam.com with the support of

With exhibition openings and receptions almost every evening, our 10th Edition’s daily schedule was packed with events!

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[ November 29 ] OPENING NIGHT At S i e m R e a p River side (Fr o nt o f FCC Ang ko r ) Marking the launch of the 10th Edition, the opening of ‘The Mekong’ by Lam Duc Hien was graced by our Guest of Honour, His Excellency Bun Tharith, the Deputy Governor of Siem Reap, who also officially declared the opening of the 10th Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops. © Jonathan González

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[ N ov e m b e r 30 ] Ope n in g at Mc Dermot t Ga llery: Fan ho / mo der nbo o k & g a b r i e l e c r o p p i

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[ D e ce m b e r 1 ] Open in g at Th e 1961: Kim h ak

[ D e ce m b e r 2 ] Open in g at Royal Gar dens: patr ick br o wn / pano s p ictu r es

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[ D e c e m b e r 4 ] Ope n in g at E.F.E.O: Jo se r aymo nd pan alig an

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[ D e ce m b e r 5 ] Open in g at Siem Re ap River side (Fr o nt o f Ang ko r Sayan a) : ze ng ni a n

[ D e ce m b e r 6 ] re cept ion at Riverside Ga r dens: lu g uang / Gr eenp eace, Gr e e np e ac e , Ma x pa m & r ub e n s a lga do e sc ude r o

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Our events would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our Wine Partner Celliers d’Asie, and our Beer Partner Cambodia Beer.

WINE FOR A CAUSE! Thanks to our Official Wine Partner Celliers d’Asie, all profits from the sale of wine at this event will go directly to supporting Anjali House.

So enjoy the great wines they have picked out for you, and do your bit to support a wonderful NGO here in Siem Reap.

A N J A L I H O U S E is a non-profit organisation providing free food, healthcare and education to over 100 under-privileged children and their families in Siem Reap, Cambodia. FIND OUT MORE: w w w. a n j a l i - h o u s e . c o m

This was also the first year we introduced ‘Wine for a Cause’, a fundraising initiative by Celliers d’Asie which helped raise money for NGO Anjali House through the sale of wine at selected events. © Celliers d’Asie

[ p r o jectio n evening s at fcc angko r ] Held on the lush grounds FCC Angkor, our projections programme presented the work of over 150 photographers from all over the world, including presentations by renowned photographers Max Pam and Patrick Chauvel, and two themed showcases.

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« Workshop Alumni Showcase » Commemorating the 10th Edition of our professional workshops, featuring the work of 25 workshop alumni. « The Impact Project » To be made a regular part of our programme, the showcase features stories about individuals, groups, or small organisations working to make a positive impact on social and environmental issues.

All of our evening slideshow projections are powered by the Canon XEED WUX450, thanks to our partnership with iQlick Canon.

Patrick Chauvel, presenting the historical collection ‘Ceux du Nord’

Max Pam presenting his work ‘Ramadan in Yemen’

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[ c lo sing night ] Closing Night brought everyone to the Riverside Gardens by the Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor. Beginning with the reception of exhibitions hosted at the same venue, this was followed by the festival’s final evening of projections and the announcement of the awardees for the inaugural Hope Françoise Demulder Grant.

The grand finale of the evening was the showcase of the 10th Angkor Photo Workshops, featuring the photo projects completed in Siem Reap by all 29 workshop participants!

activities © Harald Arnold

From portfolio reviews to panel discussions, photographers were kept busy with a wide variety of daily activities tailored to promote professional development, dialogue, and collaboration. In keeping with our mission to remain accessible and affordable, all activities are offered free-of-charge and open to all. SELECTED LIST OF 201 4 REV IEWERS : [ port folio re views ] A rare opportunity for artists to learn and grow by having their work reviewed one-onone with industry professionals, our panel of reviewers included some of the industry’s top professionals from around the world.

Marco Wiegers, Noordelicht / Zalmai / Julia Durkin, Auckland Festival of Photography / Jeff Moorfoot, Ballarat Foto Biennale / Vignes Balasingam, Obscura Festival of Photography / Kevin Lee, Invisible Photographer Asia / Patrick Brown, Panos Pictures / Che’ Ahmad Azhar / John Novis, Greenpeace International / Julien Jourdes, Blink.la / Will Baxter / Patrick Chauvel / Vincent Soyez

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[ i pa p hoto b o o k s sh ow ] We are proud to have hosted the Travelling Edition of Invisible Photographer Asia’s Photo Books Show, held at the Festival & Workshops Center during the festival. A showcase of regional independent photo books from across Asia, the line-up featured curations by the Jakarta Photobook Club, The Salt Yard (Hong Kong), IPA, and Wang Xi (China). The event also included the launch of photo books by Ying Ang, Sean Lee, Ian Teh and Patrick Brown, as well as a special seminar, ‘Visualising Social Stories’, by Robert Godden of the Rights Exposure Project.

[ pa ne l di sc ussi o n ] Tackling the impact of new technology and startups on the photography industry, the panel discussion “Asia Perspective: Startups, Social Media & Photography” included speakers Julia Durkin (Auckland Festival of Photography), Ian Teh, Zalmai, and Julien Jourdes (Blink.la).

[ anjali p hoto wo r ksho p s ] Over 50 children and youths of the NGO Anjali House participated in the 10th Anjali Photo Workshops, an outreach initiative aimed at encouraging the children’s innate creativity - an important part of education and a key tool in fostering scholastic development and self-confidence.

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Guided by volunteer photographers, the children are brought on special excursions to different places, and the older participants also get to bring their cameras home to photograph their lives, friends and families. A big thank you to A.I.M.F. (L’Association Internationale des Mairies Francophones), Ville de Genève and the Siem Reap Government for their support, and to our long-time partners i-Qlick Canon for the loan of Canon Powershot A2500 and Canon EOS1100D cameras for the kids!

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[ c h i ld r e n’ s day !] Held on December 3, the ever-popular event brought together the children of Anjali House with festival visitors. Hosted once again by Shinta Mani Club & Resort, the day began with amazing performances from Phare, the Cambodian Circus, and a special ‘youth-oriented’ evening projection programme curated by Françoise Callier. The highlight of the day was no doubt the smiles on the children’s faces when we shared a speciallycurated slideshow of their photographs from the Anjali Photo Workshops. with the support of

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[ excer p ts fr o m anjali p hoto wo r ksho p s] Photographs by children of Anjali House, showcased as part of the festival’s programme on Children’s Day! (Clockwise from top left: © 2014 Anjali Photo Workshops: Sokim, Srey, Kosal, Kosal, Pengly, Touch, Sreyroat, Chy

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[ e x hib it io n to ur for yout h s ] In collaboration with the Siem Reap Department of Education, over 150 youths from Siem Reap were brought on a guided tour of our outdoor exhibition installations, with a special emphasis on sharing the environmental messages highlighted by the GreenLight exhibition series. All Photos ÂŠ Jonathan GonzĂĄlez

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[ blo w up @a ngkor v ] Back for by popular demand for the 5th year, BlowUp@Angkor is an outdoor photographic intervention by Blindboys.org. Spread out across the town’s public spaces, the exhibitions explore the intersection between the street and photography. Combining photo exhibitions, pop-up photo studios and night-time multimedia projections, BlowUp@ Angkor welcomes a democratic audience to photography in unconventional venues. Immersion and interactivity are at the heart of this initiative.

This year, the Blindboys showed the work of over 100 photographers, including curated collections by several photography collectives and groups from all over the world. © Blindboys.org

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[ o ffici al website ]

[ e - ne w sl e t te r s ]

> Full details about our programme and daily schedule, alongside unique articles and detailed information on venues and Siem Reap. > Registered 45,000 views in the last quarter of 2014, reaching over 18,000 views with over 70% of new viewers!

> Sent quarterly to database of over 8,000 regional and international subscribers > Designed to keep our supporters and followers engaged and informed.

[ postc a r d s ] > Featuring four different images from the 2014 Programme, the postcards > Distributed for free within Cambodia as a prepromotional tool.

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#EUROMAYDAN: Culture of the Uprising m a x i m d o n dy u k

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> Complementing information on our programme available on our website, and sent directly in database of over 800 press & media contacts and subscribers.

Ragnar Axelsson

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Last Days of the arctic Iceland www.rax.is

aLive Cambodia www.kimhak.com

Patrick bRown

Fan Ho / ModerNBook

traDing to extinction [Asia] UK www.patrickbrownphotos.com

hong Kong yesterDay Hong Kong fanhophotography.com

Gabriele CRoPPi

lAM Duc Hien

Metaphysics of the Urban LanDscape [Various] Italy www.gabrielecroppi.com

Rubén salgado esCUDeRo

the MeKong: stories of Man Laos/France lamduchien.com

lU Guang / GreeNpeAce

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soLar portraits [Myanmar] Spain www.rubensalgado.com

inner MongoLia China www.greenpeace.org

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Muhammed MUHeisen / Ap

coaLification of Water

pUrsUit of happiness Jordan

lu Guang Zhao Gang Chris Keane Jason Miczek Kemal Jufri luke Duggelby Mujahid safodien sudhanshu Malhotra Umut Vedat

Max PAM

KaiLash Australia www.maxpam.com

Jose Raymond PAnAliGAn

the Mangyan photographs [Philippines ] Philippines lightstalkers.org/raymond-bogsi-panaligan01

www.greenpeace.org

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Floriane de lAssée

a QUiet river: constrUction of the three gorges DaM France/China

hoW MUch can yoU carry France www.florianedelassee.com

[ of f ic i a l inv itat ion s ] > Printed and electronic invitations sent to all supporters, key partner organisations, official institutions and embassies in Cambodia

[ of f ic i a l p r o g ram m e b ook le ts ] > Handy pocket-sized 18-pg booklets (3,000 pcs) distributed free at all official venues and popular local haunts in Siem Reap, containing full daily schedule and a pull-out map featuring all venue locations and partner establishments.

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Anjali House is a non-‐government organisation in Siem Reap providing former street children with free food, education, healthcare and access to the arts. WWW.ANJALI-HOUSE.COM

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> Large A2 sized posters (300 pcs) displayed prominently at official venues, popular local haunts and public spaces in Siem Reap.

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> High-quality 88-pg publication designed to be a souvenir and keepsake including details on all activities and information on photographic works in our programme. > Distributed free at all official venues (1,500 pcs), popular local establishments and provided to all sponsors and partners.

> Banners: Providing specific event information at respective venue, with prominent logo display of respective partners > Festival Screen: Featuring prominent logo display of selected partners and sponsors, projected every evening (8 days) for 30 minutes at slideshow projection venues such as FCC Angkor and Riverside Gardens.

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> Utilising social media platforms daily such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to engage and inform our community of over 7,500 followers!

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The 10th Anniversary Edition of the Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops would not have been possible without the help, expertise and friendship of many people. To the following individuals, and to those who prefer to remain unnamed, we are grateful and thankful for your spirit and support.

Antoine d’agata Ian TEH Kosuke OKAHARA Patrick de noirmont Sohrab HURA Suthep KRITSANAVARIN [ anjali p hoto wo r ksho p s ] Sohrab hura Zinkie aw Andrea fernandes Kim Hak Sean Lee Paolo Patrizi Aujin rew Anshika varma Tanzim ibne wahab Sheila Zhao

> Honorary president

Jean-Yves Navel > festival director / scenographer

Françoise Callier > programme director Jessica Lim > Coordinator Anne Holmes > coordinator Tomàs Tomàs Ordinas > production coordinator Sohrab Hura > Consultant Kosuke Okahara > Consultant Takeki SugiyamA > Consultant Wang Xi > Consultant Herve janody > multimedia producer Camille Plante > music coordinator Sylvie GRUMBACH > PRESS RELATIONS

Sambath Ham Nicolas Josso Palynath Ham Leonie Novotny Mitch Parnes Julie Godignon Lorian James Delman Sylvie De Ridder Hong Hsiu Yen Jamie Huang Akshay Mahajan Yong Yennie Mrigayanka Roychowdhury Soumyadip Ghosh Avani Tanya Sheila “The Voice” Zhao Kapil Das Claude Holmes Caroline Ruggieri Ke Simon Eliana Diaz Ly Kimleang Silke Gondolf Paok Makara

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As a non-profit cultural association, our events and activities would not be possible without the kind and generous support of our local and international partners and sponsors.

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To each and every organisation that joined us in support of our activities, we extend our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation.

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