The Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) is a non-profit biennial festival organised by Singapore-based independent art space, DECK.[1][2][3] Its first edition, held in October 2008, was the first event of its kind in Southeast Asia, with its programmes emphasising new photography in Southeast Asia and showcasing photographic works from Artists from the region alongside international peers at various venues across Singapore.[1][4]
The three main festival components are the Ooficial exhibitions, workshops and portfolio review session for selected Southeast Asian photographers. Alongside, SIPF fringe activities are carried out at various arts galleries, arts spaces and education institutions to promote photography across Singapore. In 2012, SIPF has expanded its education programme with "Magnum Mentorship Singapore" a partnership with Magnum Photos Agency, and "Conversation with Black Box" a series of visual literacy activities for school students.[4]
In each festival edition, SIPF invites arts professionals from all around the world to take part in the festival as Curators and portfolio reviewers. The selection of the Open Call submissions for the festival exhibitions are decided by the curators, independently of the festival organisers.
There are two types of official exhibitions: The Open Call Showcase and the Special Showcase. The Open Call Showcase focusses on photographic works selected from international submissions. The invited curators of the festival will meet in Singapore to make the selection, and to discuss on the curation of the works across various public venues in Singapore. Special Showcase are by invitation and often related to the core public programme in the festival. The duration of the exhibition ranges from 3 weeks to 3 months depending on the venues partners in each edition of the festival.
SIPF Open Call Showcaseedit
In its 3rd SIPF Open Call, the exhibitions presented works by 50 emerging and established photographers from 25 countries such as Cambodia, Spain, Mexico, Peru, and Thailand.
Tales of the Moving Mountains: Why Won’t God Go Away?
Wawi Navarroza
Dominion
Willis Turner Henry
Cina Medan = Medanese Chinese
Wu Cheng Chang
Vision Of Taiwan
Zakaria Zainal
Singaplural
Zhang Xiao
They
Zhou Wei
Picturesque Scenery
Referencesedit
^ abConnors, Amy (1 October 2014). "The Singapore International Photography Festival". The New Yorker. from the original on 14 August 2020. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
^Nanda, Akshita (7 September 2018). "Arts Picks: Singapore International Photography Festival". The Straits Times. from the original on 14 August 2020. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
^"See the world through different lenses at the Singapore International Photography Festival". The Star. 16 September 2018. Archived from the original on 14 August 2020. Retrieved 14 August 2020.
^ abSingapore International Photography Festival(2013). About Us.
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edition held in October 2008 was the first event of its kind in Southeast Asia with its programmes emphasising new photography in Southeast Asia and showcasing photographic works from Artists from the region alongside international peers at various venues across Singapore 1 4 The three main festival components are the Ooficial exhibitions workshops and portfolio review session for selected Southeast Asian photographers Alongside SIPF fringe activities are carried out at various arts galleries arts spaces and education institutions to promote photography across Singapore In 2012 SIPF has expanded its education programme with Magnum Mentorship Singapore a partnership with Magnum Photos Agency and Conversation with Black Box a series of visual literacy activities for school students 4 Contents 1 Festival Curators 1 1 2014 1 2 2012 1 3 2010 1 4 2008 2 Official exhibitions 2 1 SIPF Open Call Showcase 2 1 1 2012 Showcased Photographers 3 ReferencesFestival Curators editIn each festival edition SIPF invites arts professionals from all around the world to take part in the festival as Curators and portfolio reviewers The selection of the Open Call submissions for the festival exhibitions are decided by the curators independently of the festival organisers 2014 edit Dr Adele Tan Singapore Alexander Supartono Indonesia Dr Charles Merewether Australia Singapore Tay Kay Chin Singapore 2012 edit Alejandro Castellote Spain Patricia Levasseur de la Motte France Singapore Zeng Han China 2010 edit Ark Fongsmut Thailand Bridget Tracy Tan Thailand Chow Chee Yong Singapore Yasufumi Nakamori Japan USA 2008 edit Ark Fongsmut Thailand Chow Chee Yong Singapore Terence Yeung Singapore Wang Xi China Official exhibitions editThere are two types of official exhibitions The Open Call Showcase and the Special Showcase The Open Call Showcase focusses on photographic works selected from international submissions The invited curators of the festival will meet in Singapore to make the selection and to discuss on the curation of the works across various public venues in Singapore Special Showcase are by invitation and often related to the core public programme in the festival The duration of the exhibition ranges from 3 weeks to 3 months depending on the venues partners in each edition of the festival SIPF Open Call Showcase edit In its 3rd SIPF Open Call the exhibitions presented works by 50 emerging and established photographers from 25 countries such as Cambodia Spain Mexico Peru and Thailand 2012 Showcased Photographers edit Photographer SeriesAlina Kisina City of HomeAnida Yoeu Ali Buddhist Bug ProjectArturo Betancourt Theatre Of SilenceBronek Kozka Suburban MemoriesCarlo Bevilacqua Into The Silence Hermits of the Third MillenniumChristian Lutz Tropical Gift Oil And Gas in NigeriaCyrus Cornut Travelling to the OutskirtsDale Yudelman Life Under DemocracyEllie Davies Come With MeFernando Montiel Klint Acts Of FaithFilippo Minelli Silence ShapesFlore Ael Surun Some Desire in the WingsGraeme Williams Painting Over The PresentHirohito Nomoto FacadeHtet T San Emotion Untold StoriesHu Qiren Mian Xiang The Art Of Traditional Chinese Face ReadingIan Teh TracesJake Verzosa The Last Tattooed Women Of KalingaJi Hyun Kwon The GuiltyJoel Yuen If There Is Something Strange About Me I Am Not Aware Of ItJustin Maxon Slow Down Breathe Only This LifeKee Ya Ting Inquisitive InvestigationsKerry Skarbakka The Struggle To Right OneselfKim Hak After 12Laura Stevens Us AloneLee Puay Yang Sean I Believe in the Therapy Of SillinessLola Guerrera Delights in My GardenLucia Herrero TribesManuel Vazquez Theatrum MundiMarlous Van Der Sloot De Slapende Arm The Sleeping Arm Melissa Moore Land EndsMiti Ruangkritya Imagining FloodMusuk Nolte Maldonado Shawi Mystery With A Name Of Its OwnNge Lay The Relevancy Of Restricted ThingsNorihisa Hosaka Burning ChromeOlivia Marty RecollectionPatty Carroll Anonymous Women DrapedReginald Van De Velde Tomorrow Never KnowsShen Chao Liang StageShen Linghao Poetic MelancholyShen Wei Chinese SentimentTran Viet Van BreathTristan Cai Tales of the Moving Mountains Why Won t God Go Away Wawi Navarroza DominionWillis Turner Henry Cina Medan Medanese ChineseWu Cheng Chang Vision Of TaiwanZakaria Zainal SingapluralZhang Xiao TheyZhou Wei Picturesque SceneryReferences edit a b Connors Amy 1 October 2014 The Singapore International Photography Festival The New Yorker Archived from the original on 14 August 2020 Retrieved 14 August 2020 Nanda Akshita 7 September 2018 Arts Picks Singapore International Photography Festival The Straits Times Archived from the original on 14 August 2020 Retrieved 14 August 2020 See the world through different lenses at the Singapore International Photography Festival The Star 16 September 2018 Archived from the original on 14 August 2020 Retrieved 14 August 2020 a b Singapore International Photography Festival 2013 About Us Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Singapore International 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