Street photography
Eight international street photographers will lead a two-day workshop and a photo walk through the streets of Bangkok on April 29 to 30.
Organised by Monogram Asia, the “8x8” workshop is the inaugural instalment of a series of annual workshops that will run in Asia’s most vibrant cities, starting with Bangkok. It will be organised around three main components.
First, the photo walk, which is open to 64 street photography enthusiasts and practitioners to gain first-hand experience with Eric Kim, Xyza Cruz Bacani, Brendan O Se, Rammy Narula, Gathot Subroto, Sheldon Serkin, Oliver Lang and Thailand’s own Chatchai Boonyaprapatsara. Each of these masters will take eight participants with them on an intimate three-hour walk. Participants are free to use any photographic devices such as digital SLRs, mirrorless, medium format, rangefinders, film cameras and smartphone cameras.
Secondly, a lecture and talk to share ideas by participating photographers and other big names in the genre such as Bellamy Hunt, Take Kayo and Paul Yan will be held. The last component, which is open to shutterbugs as well as the general public, is an exhibition of works by the guest artists as well as a showcase of photographic devices, products and accessories.
Tickets are available via Monogram Asia’s website www.MonogramAsia.com.
