Trained as an architect, urban designer, historian and ethnographic filmmaker, Non Arkaraprasertkul is a PhD Candidate in Anthropology at Harvard, and is currently conducting field research in Shanghai. For…
Terence Lloren is a sound artist based in Shanghai who creates field recording projects, releasing them under his label, Bivouac Recording. Trained as an architect but with a passion…
Peter Dixie is a Shanghai-based commercial landscape and architecture photographer, and founder of Lotan agency. Having trained first in the UK and later with a prominent Japanese film lab in Tokyo, Dixie…
Wu Hao (吴皓) is an emerging talent in documentary photography in China. Born in Nanning, Guangxi province in 1987, he majored in news journalism in Shanghai and worked for…
Armed with both a camera and an adventurous appetite, Fiona Reilly is fearless and passionate about street food. She writes LifeonNanchangLu.com which exhaustively details all the street food she has tried…
I first came across the introspective photography of Lahem (拉黑) (born 1984) on the Chinese street photography collective Zaijietou.com (meaning “in the street”). We finally met in 2010 at the Shanghai Photography Night run…
Clary Estes is a photojournalist born and raised in Kentucky, US, and spends a great deal working in Appalachia, East Asia and across the US. Currently, she is…
Caio Yosuke Ishizuka (石塚洋介) is a Japanese Ph.D candidate in Shanghai studying the role of photographers in advocating social movements across East Asia. He is also an…
Tan Tien Yun (陈天昀) is an engineer by trade, a documentary photographer by curiosity, and a self-described humanist by passion. By integrating with the people, culture and environment…
Anton Hazewinkel’s dedication in depicting the wide spectrum of Beijing’s society is impressive. Be it the art collector next door, the punk rock band member or the frustrated unemployed, Hazewinkel…