Hans Kemp: Photography That Requires Participation
Dutch photojournalist Hans Kemp on Bikes of Burden, Divine Encounters, and a career built on participating in the Asian life he photographs.
Photobook Making: The Finding and Expressing of Self
Inside Zontiga’s four-day photobook-making workshop with Gueari Galeri, where photographers turned personal stories into books.
Hiroji Kubota: The Pursuit of Beauty
One of the first Asian photographers to join Magnum, Hiroji Kubota built a career documenting the Far East and the beauty of ordinary life.
Masahisa Fukase: Making Masterpieces Out Of A Tragic Life
Masahisa Fukase turned loss, loneliness and depression into Ravens, celebrated as one of the finest photobooks ever made.
Edvard Munch’s Photography Beyond The Scream
Long before The Scream made him famous, Edvard Munch was experimenting with a cheap Kodak, turning blur, distortion and ‘mistakes’ into poetry.
Photobook Libraries Around The World
A tour of photobook libraries around the world, from London’s Photobook Cafe to Zontiga’s own collection of more than 200 titles.
Documentary Films On Photography And The Greats
Four documentary films offering an intimate portrait of Saul Leiter, Vivian Maier, Elliott Erwitt and Steve McCurry.
Reminiscing The Old Days Of Malaysia
Photo books documenting a Malaysia many of us can only imagine, and a look at what has been lost in the country’s rapid growth.
A Tribute To Legendary Photographer And Artist William Klein
A tribute to William Klein (1928-2022), the street and fashion photographer, filmmaker and designer whose restless work reshaped 20th-century image-making.
Photobookclub Kuala Lumpur: “A photobook is a statement that indulges the audience with a personal level of intimacy”
Photobookclub Kuala Lumpur on Malaysia’s first photobook exhibition, the Malaysian Photobook Archive, and the intimacy a photobook can offer.