Magnum Mentorship Singapore Graduation Showcase
13 - 20 October. Free admission.
Opening Reception with a slide presentation on Saturday 13 October, 6:30pm.
For those who are keen to attend the presentation, please email: register@sipf.sg
A showcase and slide presentation lends a glimpse into the process and the development of works that the 23 participants have embarked on since July.
Magnum Mentorship Singapore is a mentorship programme conceptualised by SIPF together with Magnum Photos. It is the first collaboration between the esteemed photo cooperative and SIPF, and will be conducted by Magnum photographers Stuart Franklin, Mark Power and recent Magnum inductee, Jacob Aue Sobol. The programme is designed to guide and spur participating photographers in refining their portfolio or creating a new body of work, from July to October 2012, in a combination of an online mentorship and a 5-day in-person workshop.
The programme aims to elevate the standard of Southeast Asian professional photography, as well as to broaden the perspective of profess- ional photographers beyond this region. It also hopes to propel the professional development in Southeast Asian photography through greater dialogue between the photographers and their mentors. www.sipf.sg
13 - 20 October. Free admission.
Opening Reception with a slide presentation on Saturday 13 October, 6:30pm.
For those who are keen to attend the presentation, please email: register@sipf.sg
A showcase and slide presentation lends a glimpse into the process and the development of works that the 23 participants have embarked on since July.
Magnum Mentorship Singapore is a mentorship programme conceptualised by SIPF together with Magnum Photos. It is the first collaboration between the esteemed photo cooperative and SIPF, and will be conducted by Magnum photographers Stuart Franklin, Mark Power and recent Magnum inductee, Jacob Aue Sobol. The programme is designed to guide and spur participating photographers in refining their portfolio or creating a new body of work, from July to October 2012, in a combination of an online mentorship and a 5-day in-person workshop.
The programme aims to elevate the standard of Southeast Asian professional photography, as well as to broaden the perspective of profess- ional photographers beyond this region. It also hopes to propel the professional development in Southeast Asian photography through greater dialogue between the photographers and their mentors. www.sipf.sg
