...Raymond Lum This is the first in a series of introductions to archives in libraries, museums, and other institutions that collect, preserve, and make available for research photographs of Asia. Within some of its seventy-five libraries and several museums, Harvard holds scattered collections...

...Yi Gu 2022 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. In Spring 2010, Trans Asia Photography Review published its inaugural issue, featuring a virtual roundtable discussion on “Why Asian Photography...

...Kimberly Shen Afterimage: Contemporary Photography from Southeast Asia ( Singapore : Singapore Art Museum , 2014 ) 89 pp. ISBN: 978-981-09-2217-7 2015 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License. Afterimage...

... Luke Gartlan, a participant in the 2011 Freer/Sackler seminar but not published in the current volume 43, is currently preparing East Asian papers from the 2010 seminar “Facing Asia: Histories and Legacies of Asian Studio Photograph y,” jointly hosted by the Australian National University...

...Carlos Quijon, Jr. Zhuang Wubin , Photography in Southeast Asia: A Survey ( Singapore : National University of Singapore Press , 2016 ) 522 pp. ISBN: 978-981-4722-4 2018 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License...

...Sandra Matthews Sandra Matthews, Founding Editor, Trans Asia Photography Review In our first issue, Christopher Pinney asked: “Must we be forever condemned to study territories rather than networks?” I am grateful to have had the opportunity to build, through the TAP Review...

..., and competitions proved more difficult. In particular, the fledgling photobook communities of South and Southeast Asia, with the exception of Japan, presented a few challenges for the discovery of photobooks by women: Limited online resources often necessitated a word-of-mouth approach, and a nonexistent...

... produced seventeen issues, two newsletters, and a commercial publication, and initiated a blog on photography/lens-based practice, and collectively curated over 20 exhibitions in and outside S. Asia. We are meant to be an incubator for ideas. PIX was primarily initiated with and funded by the Goethe...

... the simultaneity of this unique family formation story combined with their normative displays of kinship. And it invites us to ask, what does it mean to be able to “see” transnational adoption from Asia through family photography? How do these photographs visually demonstrate the convergence of race...

...Procheta Mukherjee Olson Given how the Asia Art Archive strives to initiate critical consideration in all its work, this view can be easily extended to the entirety of the organization. In reimagining this new website, the archive has been mindful of creating multiple entry points that might...

...Raymond Lum Lucien de Guise , Neither East Nor West: The Lafayette Collection: Asia in the Age of Monochrome , ed. Amin Jaffer ( Kuala Lumpur : Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia , 2007 ) 151 p. ISBN 978-983-43211-2-3 . 2010 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons...

...Doreen Lee Rosalind Morris , ed., Photographies East: The Camera and Its Histories in East and Southeast Asia , ( Durham, NC : Duke University Press , 2009 ) 313 pp. ISBN 978-0-8223-4205-2 (paperback ed.) 2010 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution...

... and as a pioneer of art photography in Southeast Asia. He visited Singapore over the years, camera in hand. One of the earliest of the over 2,000 images in the collection is a 1946 photo of Japanese prisoners of war in 1946 clearing a Singapore street. Other images capture gritty scenes of everyday life in markets...

... The Trans-Asia Photography Review is pleased to publish summaries and reviews of symposia, conferences, panels and workshops on topics related to photography in Asia. In addition to the symposia summarized here, summaries of the symposia on 19th Century photography in India held at the Alkazi...

... The Trans-Asia Photography Review is pleased to publish summaries and reviews of symposia, conferences, panels and workshops on topics related to photography in Asia. In addition to the symposia summarized here, abstracts from previous symposia can be found in the Symposium Archive . The TAP...