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Written by straits-mongrel

Saturday, 05 September 2009 22:24

TAGS:Exhibition|Photography|KL

Selected Photos from the 1st Singapore International Photography Festival

Photography Exhibition

Tue 8 to Sun 20 Sep
Sun to Thu, 11am to 8pm
Fri & Sat, 11am to 9.30pm

Place: Annexe Gallery, KL

Presented by the 1st Singapore International Photography Festival

Admission Free

The Annexe Gallery is proud to host EYES WIDE OPEN, a photography exhibition showcasing a selection of 120 works by 28 photographers from Africa, Asia and Europe.

The selection comes from the inaugural Singapore International Photography Festival held (SIPF) last year which featured 900 images culled from a total number of 6,600 submissions from all over the world. The final list of works were selected by the Festival’s four curators – Ark Fongsmut (Thailand), Chow Chee Yong (Singapore), Terence Yeung (Singapore) and Wang Xi (China).

The exhibition presents a wide-ranging kaleidoscope of unforgettable images – from portrait to landscape, from artistic to journalistic – that documents each photographer’s search for the real and the sublime.

A catalogue of selected photographs featured in the SIPF will be available for sale during the exhibition for RM40 per copy.

EYES WIDE OPEN

Press Conference + Exhibition Opening
Tue 8 Sep, 4pm & 7pm
4pm: Press Conference – Announcement of Call for Submission for 2nd SIPF
7pm: Buka Puasa & Exhibition Opening
Refreshments served

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