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11th EDITION Ushering in a brand new decade

The 2015 Team thanks you for having been with us as we ushered in a brand new decade of the annual Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops!

Officia l Workshop CenterHome to our professional workshop participants

and tutors, Alliance Angkor became a focal point of interaction and education.

Officia l Festival CenterWith its sprawling grounds and variety of locations, King’s Road Angkor was the perfect 2015 Festival Center! A big

thanks to them for hosting us.

PRO WORKSHOPS Nur turing Asia's emerging photographic ta lent

Since 2005, our annual series of tuition-free professional workshops has been challenging emerging photographic talents from Asia to take their craft to the next level. In 2015, were proud to welcome our 11th batch of professional 28 workshop participants from 12 countries from all over Asia.

Selected from our open call for applications on the strength of their photography portfolio and a written personal statement, the participants were led by six international photographers from diverse backgrounds and areas of expertise. In keeping with the original spirit of sharing on which the workshops were founded, all our tutors volunteer to be a part of the non-profit educational initiative.

From an exploration of the force and fragility of human relationships to a contemporary portrayal of Cambodian traditions, the incredible range of work was produced by this year’s participants were showcased at our Closing Night as the finale of our festival programme.

“They asked difficult questions, probed our intentions and taught me a different way of seeing. I pushed boundaries that I’ve never crossed before.”

- GRACE BAEY

“The valuable lessons I received at the workshop have inspired me to take a newer perspective and a fresh approach to my ongoing practices.”

- CHANDAN KHANNA

Pro Workshops: 2015 Tutors

ANTOINE D’AGATA / MAGNUM PHOTOS

IAN TEH / PANOS PICTURES / AGENCE VU’

KOSUKE OKAHARAPATRICK DE NOIRMONTSOHRAB HURA / MAGNUM PHOTOSSUTHEP KRITSANAVARIN

SPECIAL THANKS:

TANIA BOHORQUEZ SALINAS

Pro Workshops: 2015 Par ticipants

Homayra ADIBABANGLADESH

Shiva AKHLAGHIIRAN

Grace BAEYSINGAPORE

Tanat CHAYAPHATTHARITTHEETHAILAND

Priyanka CHHARIAINDIA

Christine CHUNGPHILIPPINES Yan CONG

PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA Junhee JANG

SOUTH KOREA Patipat JANTHONG

THAILAND Chandan KHANNA

INDIA

Sujata KHANNAINDIA

Ben LAKSANAINDONESIA

Kenji MERCADOPHILIPPINES

Jaisingh NAGESWARANINDIA

Erin NØIRPHILIPPINES

Arabella PANERPHILIPPINES

Rosa PANGGABEANINDONESIA

Linh PHAMVIETNAM

Lippanon PIPATANANTATHAILAND

Katia REPINARUSSIA

Rahul SHAHINDIA

Shadman SHAHIDBANGLADESH

Shahria SHARMINBANGLADESH

Sunyoung SHINSOUTH KOREA

Vong SOPHEAKCAMBODIA

Sayon SOUNCAMBODIA

Sophal TRYCAMBODIA

Aji SUSANTO ANOMINDONESIA

Pandora WONGSINGAPORE

THE SPACE BETWEEN USHaving gone through a separation recently, I was drawn to the story of Mong and Ponleak. It is not uncommon for LGBT couples to face parental disapproval, even rejection, especially in Asia. Despite Ponleak’s family’s continued unacceptance of his relationship with Mong, a transgender woman, they’re trying hard to hold on to each other. Their love is one of distance mixed with desire, tenderness with tension, and passion compounded by the burden of parental pressure. Through Mong and Ponleak, I explore the force and fragility of relationships, even as they negotiate their space and identity as individuals and a couple.

BOUNDIn Khmer tradition a white thread has been always been used in weddings amongst many other ceremonies. In life husband and wife will face many of both good and bad things together. In this photo series I have used the white thread to bind them together showing the happiness and other problems they face as marriage.

GRACE BAEY Singapore

VONG SOPHEAK Cambodia

Pro Workshops: Selected Excerpts

WE LIVE HERETon Le Sap is South East Asia’s largest freshwater lake, it provided the necessary conditions for the settlement of the mighty Angkorian kingdom. The lake’s most popular spot, Chong Kneas, is a floating village that today has become a tourist trap and is one of the most visited spots in South East Asia. The cost to enter the village is US$20 but its inhabitants have seen little benefit from this influx of cash paid to government officials. To me the village is nothing but a zoo where the locals are essentially a source of entertainment. At dusk, when the tourists and officials leave, the village returns to its old way of life till sunrise.

SHAHRIA SHARMIN Bangladesh

FRAGILE MEMORIESFragile Memories is a collection of visual translation of the memories about the Cambodian civil war that are recounted everyday by the tour guides in Siem Reap War Museum. Memories and stories that are either experienced first-hand during the war or passed on to them by their fathers. It is a collection of fragility and strength that co-exist in the minds of these tour guides and all of the people that were affected by the war.

KENJI MERCADO Philippine

EXHIBITIONSCreating visual impact in Siem Reap's public spaces

Over the past decade, it has been rewarding for us to play a role in ushering some of the region’s best photographers onto the international stage, creating greater exposure for their work and the issues they cover.

Curated by Programme Coordinator Françoise Callier from our annual open call for submissions, the 11th Edition’s festival programme of exhibitions and projection evenings featured the work of over 130 photographers from 45 countries. Consistent with our mission of highlighting Asian talent, almost half the programme showcased work from Asian photographers.

Details on Exhibitions Programme: angkor-photo.com/2015-exhibitions

PRINT LAB PARTNE ROur 2015 programme of exhibitions were realised with the generous support of our Official Print Lab Partner. A big thanks to Siem Reap’s DPI Printing & Advertising for joining us as a partner for the second year!

2015 Themed Series: GreenLig ht Exhibition Series

Launched in 2014 with the aim of highlighting environmental issues within our public exhibitions programme, the GreenLight Series in 2015 returned to the Riverside Gardens (Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor) with two exhibitions examining contemporary issues of global warming and industrial pollution in China. By fostering improved understanding, the GreenLight series aims to play a role in kick-starting an awareness-raising process crucial to the creation of a more environmentally-conscious community.

SCORCHED EARTH:CHINA’S WOUNDED ENVIRONMENT

James Whitlow DELANOUSA

jameswhitlowdelano.photoshelter.com

KIRIBATIVlad SOKHIN

/ COSMOS / PANOS PICTURES

RUSSIA-PORTUGAL www.vladsokhin.com

VENUE HOST

VENUE HOST

STREET PORTFOLIO Gabi BEN AVRAHAM

ISRAEL www.gabibest.com

2015 Open Theme Exhibitions

VENUE HOST

AT THE HEART OF TIBETAN BUDDHISMSergine LALOUX

BELGIUM www.serginelaloux.com

PROUDLY SPONSORED

AND HOSTED BY

LEFT 3 DAYSRemissa MAK

/ ASIA MOTION

CAMBODIA www.asiamotion.net/

photographers/57/remissa-mak

VENUE HOST

HUNTING WITH EAGLESPalani MOHAN

AUSTRALIA palanimohan.com

VENUE HOST

A JOURNEY INTO 20TH CENTURY

CAMBODIA THROUGH EFEO PHOTOGRAPHIC

ARCHIVES ÉCOLE FRANÇAISE D'EXTRÊME-ORIENT

FRANCE-CAMBODIA www.efeo.fr

VENUE HOST

PROUDLY SPONSORED BY

WINE PARTNE RFirst launched in 2014, ‘Wine for a Cause’ is an generous initiative of

our long-time supporter Celliers d’Asie. All profits from the sale of

wine at our events went directly to supporting the children of the NGO

Anjali House.

Our events would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our Official Wine Partner

and Beer Partner. Thank you for supporting us once again!

BEE R PARTNE RA big thanks to the wonderful team

of Cambodia Beer for joining us at our events once again as our

Official Beer Partner!

PROJECTIONSDiscovering and uncovering the best of international & regional photography

Over the past decade, it has been rewarding for us to play a role in ushering some of the region’s best photographers onto the international stage through our programme of daily evening projections. Curated by Programme Coordinator Françoise Callier from our annual open call for submissions, our 11th Edition’s festival programme of projections were showcased over 8 evenings, featuring the work of over 130 photographers from 45 countries. Consistent with our mission of highlighting Asian talent, almost half the programme showcased work from Asian photographers.

Details on Projections Programme: angkor-photo.com/2015-projections

PROJECTOR SPONSORAll our slideshow projections were powered by the incredible Canon XEED WUX500 projector, kindly

supported by our Key Sponsor and long-time supporter iQlick Canon!

SCREEN SPONSORWe owe a gratitude of thanks to our DPI Printing & Advertising for generously sponsoring our bigger,

better and brand new projection screen!

2015 Projections Guest Curator: Kevin W Y Lee / Invisible Photographer Asia

The founder of Invisible Photographer Asia, our 2015 Guest Curator Kevin WY Lee’s showcase featured 18 photographers from Taiwan and Hong Kong. Showcasing a diverse range work from both emerging talents and classic masters, the unique combination presented in the IPA Hong Kong & Taiwan Showcase generated great media and press interest.

Kevin WY Lee is a photographer and creative director based in Singapore. In 2010, he founded Invisible Photographer Asia (IPA), a well followed platform for Photography & Visual Arts in Asia. Kevin participates in photography across the region as a practitioner, curator, producer and editor. He has curated, nominated and juried for various festivals and programs, including the Angkor Photo Festival, Prix Pictet Award, PhotoQuai Biennale Feature Shoot Emerging Photography Awards, Singapore Creative Circle Awards, and Kuala Lumpur International Photoawards.

Details on Guest Curator Showcase: angkor-photo.com/2015guestcurator

2015 Themed Projection: The Impact Project

First launched in 2014, The Impact Project is a themed projection evening highlighting photography projects about individuals, groups, or small organisations creating a positive impact on social or environmental issues. From the Skateistan movement to photography by juvenile immates in Malawi and the efforts of a madrasah caring for orphaned refugees, the evening served to balance the overwhelming mass of ‘negative’ news portrayed in mainstream media.

Details on The Impact Project: angkor-photo.com/2015-projections

ACTIVITIESSparking dia logue, creating connections, sharing exper tise

An organic addition to our programme, our series of free portfolio reviews and afternoon sessions began several years ago as an initative by attending photographers. The same spirit of collaboration and sharing continues, as we continue to provide a free and accessible platform for meaningful interaction for visiting photography professionals.

VENUE HOSTSWe thank our Official Workshop Center Alliance Angkor Art Cafe and The Brothers for being the generous host of our activities!

Por tfolio Reviews

Running daily for seven days, our series of portfolio reviews were provided free to all attending photographers on a first-come-first-served basis. We are grateful to our amazing panel of portfolio reviewers, all of whom volunteered to share their experience and expertise.

2015 PORTFOLIO REVIEWERSKevin WY Lee (Invisible Photographer Asia)Paolo Patrizi (Photographer)Scott Dietrich (Photographer & Professor, SCAD)John Novis (Photographer & Consultant)Charles Fox (Photographer & Photo Editor)Takeki Sugiyama (Gallery Director, Tanto Tempo) Silke Gondolf (Photographer)Dean Cox (Photographer & Lecturer, HKBU)Pirkko Siitari (Independent Curator)Isabelle Lesser (Asia Motion)Sudhanshu Malhotra (Greenpeace International)

Tanzim Wahab (Pathshala South Asian Media Institute)Che’ Ahmad Azhar (Photographer & Lecturer, MMU) Yuki Tanaka (Getty Images) Laurence Tan (Assignments Editor, Getty Images)Zalmai (Photographer)Scott Howes (Photo Editor, Phnom Penh Post)Olivier Nilsson (Photo Editor)Ann-Christine Woehrl (Photographer)Renaud Philippe (Photographer) Silke Gondolf (Photographer)

Afternoon SessionsRunning daily for seven days, our series of portfolio reviews were provided free to all attending photographers on a first-come-first-served basis. We are grateful to our amazing panel of portfolio reviewers, all of whom volunteered to share their experience and expertise.

2015 AFTERNOON SESSIONSHUMAN/NATURE: Human, nature and technology in artTalk by Pirkko Siitari (Sponsored by Frame Visual Art Finland)

Hunting With Eagles: Artist Q&A and Talk Exhibiting Photographer: Palani Mohan

Pixalib Workshop: Making the Photobook of your dreamsTalk by Pixalib Team

Beyond The Still Image: The Increasing Role of Multimedia in Photographic StorytellingPanel Discussion: Andri Tambunan, Ying Ang, Dean Cox, Scott Dietrich, Zoe Flood

RUOM HangoutOpen Floor with RUOM Collective

Kiribati: Artist Q&A and TalkExhibiting Photographer: Vlad Sokhin

Canon Photo Clinic

For the third year, we are proud to once again host the Canon Photo Clinic, a prize offered to all winners of the annual Canon Photomarathon. Led by international photographer and lecturer Dean Cox, this year’s Photo Clinic included a portfolio review of all participants’ work, outdoor practical shooting sessions at Siem Reap’s largest wholesale market and Phnom Krom, and of course, joining in the events of this year’s festival.

2015 LECTURER: DEAN COX Dean Cox splits his professional life across three tracks: as a photojournalist, documentary photographer, and multimedia journalist primarily covering former communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the Caucasus, Western Europe, Northern Europe, and Hong Kong. He is the photo and multimedia editor for EurasiaNet, and also a lecturer to international graduate and undergraduate students at Hong Kong Baptist University’s department of journalism. As a photojournalist, Dean has worked on contract for The Associated Press, CBS News, The New York Times, IHT, Bloomberg, and EurasiaNet, in addition to being published for 20+ years in international news publications and websites.

VENUE HOSTWe thank the Park Hyatt Siem Reap for generously hosting

the Canon Photo Clinic for the second year in a row!

ANJALI PHOTO WORKSHOPSNurturing and encouraging the innate creativity of children

Initiated in 2005 by Magnum photographer Antoine D’Agata, the Anjali Photo Workshops engages the children of Anjali House in creative expression through photography. The workshop encourages their innate creativity – an important part of education, and a key tool in fostering scholastic development, self-confidence, and social interaction.

During the 10-day workshop, the children were guided by volunteer photographers and brought on excursions to a variety of places in Siem Reap. The older participants also bring their cameras home to continue photographing their daily lives.

Anjali House is an independent NGO founded by the Angkor Photo Association in 2005. Today, it provides food, healthcare and education to over 110 underprivileged children in Siem Reap.

2015 TutorsPaolo PATRIZI (Coordinator), Zinkie AW, Andrea FERNANDES, Kim HAK, Sean LEE, Anshika VARMA, Tanzim Ibne WAHAB, Sheila ZHAO

PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY

Ch i ld ren's Day !

We went to the circus! Thanks to the generous team at Phare, The Cambodian Circus for hosting this year’s Children’s Day, a special part of the festival programme dedicated to the young and young-at-heart. The kids of Anjali House were treated to special circus workshops led by Phare’s talented performers before being treated to a ‘Kids’ Edition’ of our projections programme. The highlight, as always, is when we get to see the kids’ photographs created during the workshops. Unpredictable, fresh, humorous and insightful – it was a true privilege to get a gilmpse of their world.

VENUE HOST

2015 Anja li Photo Workshops: Selected Excerpts

(From L-R) 2015 Anjali Photo Workshops© Photos by [ROW 1] Pengly / Sreysath [ROW 2] Sokim / Heng Li / Sreylen [Row 3] Chivorn / Kimsea [ROW 4] Champey / Lout / Samnang

Alfred KO Chi-Keung 高志強Nocturne (2008) HONG KONG

Dick CHAN 陳的 Chai Wan Fire Station (2014) HONG KONG chandick.hk

CHANG Chao-Tang 張照堂 TIME (1959–2013) TAIWAN

CHEN Chin-Pao 陳敬寶 A Moment of Beauty: Betal Nut Girls TAIWAN www.chinpaochen.com

Ducky TSE 謝至德 The Colonial Expired: 1995-2000 HONG KONG www.duckytse.com

Dustin SHUM 岑允逸 Blocks (2014) HONG KONG www.dustinshum.com

GUAN Xiao-Rong 關曉榮 Dignity and Humiliation: A Marginalized Territory in Lanyu (1987) TAIWAN

Johnny GIN 甄祖伦 The Architecture of Insurgency (2014) HONG KONG www.johnnygin.com

LAM Chun Tung 林振東 We Live HONG KONG lamchuntung.com

IPA HONG KONG & TAIWAN SHOWCASE

2015 PROGRAMME PREVIEW 11 TH EDITION ANGKOR PHOTO FESTIVAL & WORKSHOPS

LAM Yik Fei 林亦非 Umbrella Movement (2014) HONG KONG www.lamyikfei.com

LAU Chi Chung 劉智聰 Landscaped Artifacts (2013) HONG KONG www.lauchichung.com

Paul YEUNG 楊德銘 Yes Madam, Sorry Ah Sir (2014) HONG KONG www.paulyeungvision.com

YEN Peng-Chun 顏鵬峻 Afterworld TAIWAN

SHEN Chao-Liang 沈昭良 Stage (2011) TAIWAN www.shenchaoliang.com

Terry NG 吳漢曦 Border (2012-2015) HONG KONG terryng.net

TOU Yun-Fei 杜韻飛 Momento Mori (2011-2012) TAIWAN yunfeitou.photoshelter.com

Vincent YU 余偉建 Japan 311 (2011) HONG KONG www.vincentyu.ne

WONG Kan Tai 黃勤帶 89 Tiananmen: Remains for Collection HONG KONG

© VINCENT YU 余偉建

© TOU YUN-FEI 杜韻飛

COMMUNICATION PLATFORMSOur online, print and on-site communication platforms

Officia l Website Our key communication platform providing details on our programme, schedule, venues and partners. Over 148,000 views in 2015 An increase of 45% new viewers from 2014

E-Newsletters Containing key announcements and

information, sent to our database of over 8,500 local and international followers

Progra mme Preview / Press Kits Sent directly in database of over 800 press & media contacts and subscribers.

2015 PROGRAMMEPREVIEW

P R O W O R K S H O P S | E X H I B I T I O N S | P R O J E C T I O N S | A C T I V I T I E S | O U T R E A C H

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Socia l Media Keeping our community of 9,800 followers engaged

and informed through our various social media platforms!

Posters & Flyers Prominently displayed at official venues, public spaces,

and popular local haunts of Siem Reap. [300 pcs]

Officia l Catalogue High quality publication designed to be a take-home

keepsake, containing full prgramming information on photographic works. Distributed for free at all official

venues, partner organisations. [1,500 pcs]

On-site Displays & Banners Providing site-specific information at respective venues,

with prominent logo display of partners and sponsors.

Festival Screen Our 20ft screen is not only the star of our projection evenings, it also highlights our partners and sponsors during a 30m slideshow prior to each evening’s programme.

Progra mme Booklets Containing our full daily schedule and a pull-out event map, our handy pocket-sized booklet is distributed free at all official venues and popular local haunts in Siem Reap. [3,000 pcs]

Officia l Invitations Printed and electronic invitations sent to all partner organisations, official institutions and embassies in Cambodia.

PRESS + MEDIA REVIEWSelected lnternational and local media coverage of our 11th Edition

CAMBODIATHE PHNOM PENH POSTTHE CAMBODIA DAILYASIALIFECAMBODGE MAGCAMBODGE POSTCAMBOPEDIACAMBO GUIDEDISCOVERDISCOVER THE MEKONGTHE KHMER TIMESSLICE SIEM REAP

ASIA-PACIFICINVISIBLE PHOTOGRAPHER ASIAART ASIA PACIFICASEF / CULTURE 360ASIA NIKKEI JAPANASIA PAPERCAMERACAPA ASIADESTINATION THAILAND NEWSELLE ORIENTS.E.A. GLOBESMILE - CEBU PACIFICRUOM COLLECTIVE

SAJINYESUL SOUTH KOREA

WE B BLOGSCLAUDIUS SCHULZE ERIC KIM PHOTOGRAPHY BLOGDODGE & BURNKUMNOOH

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WEEKEND FEATURE

WEEKEND FEATUREFRIDAY NOVEMBER 27, 2015

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Program Highlights

Exhibition Openings

Afternoon Sessions

Kiribati (Vlad Sokhin / Cosmos /

Panos)Riverside Gardens Raflles Hotel

Left Three Days (Mak Remissa)

King’s Road Angkor

At the Heart of Tibetan Buddhism

(Sergine Laloux)

Hard Rock Cafe Angkor

The Pixalib Workshop

Make The Book Of Your Dreams!

Workshop & Festival Centers

Ruom Hangout

Present your work & exchange ideas

Workshop & Festival Centers

Human/Nature

Talk by Pirkko Siitari

Workshop & Festival Centers

Scorched Earth: China’s Wounded

Environment (James Whitlow Delano)

Riverside Gardens Raflles Hotel

Hunting With Eagles (Palani Mohan)

FCC Angkor

A Journey into 20th Century

Cambodia (E.F.E.O. Archives)

E.F.E.O.

Angkor Photo Festival

Angkor Photo Festival & Workshops

(APFW) kicks off its 11th edition

this coming December 5 with a

wide range of works on the menu.

As per usual, the festival program includes a

lineup of seven projection evenings and seven

exhibitions showcasing the works of famous

and emerging artists both from the region and

globally.

The styles vary, as do the subjects, but the

focus tends to remain on story-telling and

photojournalism, an approach to photography

APFW has always promoted for its power to

inform and to affect change.

This year’s projections will include an evening

titled The Impact Project. The themed series

focuses on individuals, groups, or small organ-

isations that are having a positive impact on

social or environmental issues.

Of particular note this year among the selection

of exhibitions is a collection extracted from

the archives of the École française d’Extrême

Orient (E.F.E.O.). More than 70 years are

refelected in the show - images collected by

architects, epigraphists and archeologists,

which paint a picture of 20th century Cambodia.

Khmer Times picks displayed among these pages

include: Anne Ackerman’s Wakaliwood, a

study of a small community of filmmakers

operating out of Uganda’s capital city slum

Wakaliga; Maryam Ashrafi’s Kurdish Women

Fighters, which focuses on the daily life of

female fighters in Iraq and Syria; Zalmaï’s

Dreads and Dream, a body of work that repre-

sents 5 years of documenting his native war-torn

Afghanistan; Miquel Dewever Plana’s Hach

Winik, a dreamy look at Mexico’s Lacandon

Indians; and Tomasz Tomaszewski’s Cyganie

(Gypsy), a candid portrait of Europe’s Romany

peoples.

As every year, APFW offers daily portfolio

reviews by renowned professional photogra-

phers to anyone who wants to have their work

critiqued. Afternoon Sessions include a book-

making workshop, an artists sharing forum with

Cambodia’s own Ruom collective, and a talk

on man, nature and technology in the arts.

For more information, visit www.angkor-photo.

com

By Anne Holmes

anne@khmertimeskh.com

Of particular note this year among the

selection of exhibitions is a collection

extracted from the archives of the École

française d’Extrême Orient.

A Journey into 20th Century Cambodia

through EFEO Photographic Archives

Dreads And Dreams

Zalmaï

Kurdish Women Fighters

Maryam Ashrafi

Cyganie (Gypsy)

Tomasz Tomaszewski

WakaliwoodAnne Ackermann

Comfort ZoneTadas Černiauskas

Hach WinikMiquel Dewever Plana

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THANK YOUOur wonderful tea m and suppor ters!

The 11th 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.

SPECIAL THANKSLy Kimleang

Sheila ‘The Voice’ ZhaoCecile Terraz

Valle Uoyama AtsumiKe Simon

Paok MakaraSambath HamHong Hsiu YenStuart Cochlin

2015 COMMITTEE Roland Eng > HONORARY PRESIDENT

Jean-Yves Navel > FESTIVAL DIRECTOR / SCENOGRAPHER

Françoise Callier > PROGRAMME DIRECTOR

Jessica Lim > COORDINATOR

Thomas Mclean > PARTNERSHIPS COORDINATOR

Sohrab Hura > CONSULTANT

Kosuke Okahara > CONSULTANT

Herve Janody > MULTIMEDIA PRODUCER

Camille Plante > MUSIC COORDINATOR

Sylvie Grumbach > PRESS RELATIONS

DONORS Jean Werner

Michel WernerRoland Eng

Lizzie van NieuwenhuyseChantal Werner

Everyone who donated to our YES WE CAN! Campaign

2015 TUTORS Antoine d’Agata

Sohrab HuraSuthep KritsanavarinPatrick de Noirmont

Kosuke OkaharaIan Teh

2015 TEAM Jedidja LoumanMarco Spinoni

Ruth Sarah MorrisLaura Lalvée

Irene YapLee Kuen

Pirkko Siitari

2015 ANJALI TUTORS Paolo PATRIZI (Coordinator)

Zinkie AWAndrea FERNANDES

Kim HAKSean LEE

Anshika VARMA Tanzim Ibne WAHAB

Sheila ZHAO

PARTNERS + SPONSORSThe generous organisations whose suppor t made a l l our events and

activities possible!

rambutan hotels&resorts

OFFICIAL FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPHER

Irene Yapwww.ireneyap.net

Ronald Patrickronaldpatrick.com

A big thank you to all contributing photographers: Laura Lalvee, Jedidja Louman, Zinkie Aw, Jean-Yves Navel, Jessica Lim

Photo from 2015 Anjali Photo Workshops © Sokim