Marilyn Yun Jin Goh is an artist based in Singapore. She is one half of Knuckles & Notch, a Risograph press that she runs with her long time partner, Djohan Hanapi. Compulsively photographing her life, Marilyn catches the people around her without judgement. You can also find her on Instagram You are born and raised in Singapore. How has…
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Lee Chang Ming is a Singaporean photographer interested in identity, visual semiotics and representation. He graduated from National University of Singapore in 2015. He is also the founding editor of Nope Fun, a platform that features photographers and artist from all over the world. How did this project come to be? How long have you worked on…
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Vivian Fu is a photographer and artist based in the Bay Area. She is about to move to Los Angeles. Focusing on the everyday, Fu’s work drips with honesty that can sometimes make people flinch. Fu has been documenting her relationship with her long time partner, Tim. Recently they went to Taiwan together, to visit Fu’s…
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Ian Corrigan is a musician, writer, and educator located in Olympia, WA. He currently plays in Gen Pop which has a debut 7” out on Upset the Rhythm (England) and Lumpy Records (US). He previously played music with Vexx and has an affinity with moving bodies of water. What an applaudable wealth of conscious energy”,…
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An Rong Xu is a New York based photographer. A regular contributor to the New York Times, Xu is known for his luscious, vibrant photographs. Often taken in night time, Xu’s images feel raw and dreamy in ways that could make you feel a bit dizzy. Focusing his empathic eye on the individuals that occupy his…
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Kaz Senju is a Japanese photographer based in Brooklyn, New York. He spends his time traveling between Japan and the USA. In “Shinjuku Stories” — Kaz collects stories from Shinjuku Ni-chōme, an area of Tokyo that is populated by small gay bars. Each of these bars contain spaces that embody the owners and their regulars. An ongoing…
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Camilo Fuentealba is a New York based street & portrait photographer. Often found to be wandering the streets of cities, Fuentealba carries his passionate eye to wherever his legs take him. Capturing playful, colourful moments — Fuentealba sees the world in high contrast. Fuentealba’s “Purim, NYC” gives us a glimpse of a private community hidden in the…
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Hiroyuki Ito is a Japanese photographer based in New York. A frequentcontributor, covering performance-artsevents, his work can be regularly seen in the New York Times. Ito’s eyes are always wandering — capturing moments around him. A prolific artist, Hiro compiles his archive of strikingimages into books. Last year, Ito traveled across Japan, and Hokkaido was one of his stops in his journey. What brought…
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Alison Viana is a Cuban-American photographer and editor from Miami, Florida. She received a BFA in Photography at Parsons School of Design and currently works as a Staff Editor at the New York Times, in addition to her personal photography practice. Her work explores themes of sensuality, identity, and race. For her, Photography is used…
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Bruno Quinquet spent twenty years of his life as a sound engineer before he decided to take on photography as a full tie endeavor. Quinquet resides in Tokyo, where he had established Bureau d’Etudes Japonaises. His ongoing street photography series Salaryman Project features anonymous male Japanese office workers on the streets of Tokyo. The Japanese salaryman is a cultural archetype that…
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Hannah Price was raised in Fort Collins, Colorado. A graduate of Rochester Institute of Technology, and a self-identified Mexican-African-American, she is interested in minority groups in the US. Price has an affinity for subjects that she is often linked to whether it be family or strangers brought to her through verbal exercises. Her project, “City…
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