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The Art Of Rewilding with Imagine5 is on view at OTOTO 1070 until October 19.  The beautiful exhibition brings together a selection of photography from Imagine5 Volume 5, all looking at nature, exploring the many different faces of rewilding and our relationship with the natural world. Featuring photography by Andrei Pungovschi, Thorben Danke, Ying Ang and Charles Nègre, from stories featured in Imagine5 Volume 5. 
From Andrei Pungovschi’s photographs of European bison returning to Romania’s Southern Carpathians, to dazzling close-ups of moth and butterfly wings, the tiny universe of mushrooms at our feet and a flower seen through the eyes of a pollinating bee. 
Each work offers a different perspective on nature, sometimes on a vast scale, sometimes almost invisible to the naked eye, and invites us to look a little closer at the world around us.

And if you want to dive deeper: read Welcome to Bison Country, written by Andy Trincia with photography by Andrei Pungovschi, in the new issue of Imagine5.

Phots slide 2/3/7/9 by amazing @dominicberchtold

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All hands on deck & soon ready for tomorrow’s opening!

As Long as There is Light: Ying Ang + Charlie Hay + Katja Høst + C.S. Nicholson

Opening: Sukkerbiten Weds 5 pm⚡️
Afterparty with Mirage 6.30 pm

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@apselutelyfakt @yingang @charliehaya @c_s_nicholson @katjahost @mirage_filmfestival

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Fjerde kunstner i utstillingen As Long as There is Light er Ying Ang, en kinesisk-singaporsk fotograf og forfatter bosatt i Melbourne, Australia.

I Fruiting Bodies portretteres en koloni av sopplegemer i parkene nær Angs hjem i Melbourne. I konstant overgang mellom vekst, forfall og fornyelse utfordrer soppens livssyklus tradisjonelle forestillinger om fruktbarhet og produktivitet, og knytter dødelighet til transformasjon, kontinuitet og fellesskap.

Foto 1-3: Fra serien Fruiting Bodies @yingang

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The fourth artist featured in the exhibition As Long as There Is Light is Ying Ang, a Chinese-Singaporean photographer and author based in Melbourne, Australia.

In Ying Ang’s Fruiting Bodies, a colony of fungal bodies is portrayed in the parks near her home in Melbourne. In a constant state of transition between growth, decay and renewal, the life cycle of fungi challenges conventional notions of fertility and productivity, connecting mortality to transformation, continuity, and community.

Photo 1-3: From the series Fruiting Bodies @yingang

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I am super excited to announce that my series Tiaki (To Take Care Of) as part of On Country: Photography from Australia opens at Immigration Museum on Friday October 16. Showing for the first time in Australia, On Country is a collection of contemporary photography by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.

Being ‘on Country’ is more than just being situated somewhere, it is about being shaped by that place, connected to it, and having a responsibility to care for it. This exhibition explores the complex and evolving relationship between Country, colonialism, community and identity.

Tiaki, meaning “to care for” in te reo Māori, traces the analogue residue of queer relationships across Naarm/Melbourne, moving through dance floors, protests, gatherings and quiet moments of tenderness. Together, the images form a non-linear constellation of friendship, kinship, romance and community, revealing the small acts of care, protection and solidarity that allow queer lives to survive and thrive.

Also featuring the work of Tony Albert and David Charles Collins, Ying Ang, Atong Atem,Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael, Maree Clarke, Michael Cook, Brenda L Croft,Liss Fenwick, AdamFerguson, Robert Fielding, The Huxleys, Ricky Maynard, Lisa Sorgini,Tace Stevens, wani toaishara and James Tylor. Curated by Brendan McCleary, Pippa Milne, Dr Kimberley Moulton and Elias Redstone.

This Exhibition was originally developed by PHOTO Australia and co-produced with theRencontres d’Arles. PHOTO Australia was founded with ongoing support of the Bowness Family Foundation and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. PHOTO Australia was founded by Elias Redstone.Head to the link in Immigration Museum’s bio for more info.

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We are thrilled to announce that ‘On Country: Photography from Australia’ opens at Immigration Museum in Naarm/Melbourne on Friday October 16.
Showing for the first time in Australia after its premiere at Rencontres d’Arles, On Country is a collection of contemporary photography by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.
Being ‘on Country’ is more than just being situated somewhere, it is about being shaped by that place, connected to it, and having a responsibility to care for it.
This exhibition explores the complex and evolving relationship between Country, colonialism, community and identity.
Featuring the work of Tony Albert and David Charles Collins, Ying Ang, Atong Atem, Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael, Maree Clarke, Michael Cook, Brenda L Croft, J Davies, Liss Fenwick, Adam Ferguson, Robert Fielding, The Huxleys, Ricky Maynard, Lisa Sorgini, Tace Stevens, wani toaishara and James Tylor.
Curated by Brendan McCleary, Pippa Milne, Dr Kimberley Moulton and Elias Redstone. This Exhibition was originally developed by PHOTO
Australia and co-produced with the Rencontres d’Arles. PHOTO Australia was founded with ongoing support of the Bowness Family Foundation and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. PHOTO Australia was founded by Ellas Redstone.
• Head to the link in Immigration Museum’s bio for more info and tickets. @immigrationmuseum_melb @museumsvictoria @rencontresarles

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Happy to share that On Country: Photography from Australia will open at @immigrationmuseum_melb on Friday October 16.
Showing for the first time in Australia, On Country is a collection of contemporary
photography by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.

Being ‘on Country’ is more than just being situated somewhere, it is about being shaped by
that place, connected to it, and having a responsibility to care for it. This exhibition
explores the complex and evolving relationship between Country, colonialism, community
and identity.

‘The Bushfire, The Flood traces climate catastrophe through the intimate lens of parenthood, navigating the challenge of holding despair for an altered world alongside the desire to preserve hope for future generations.’

Also featuring the work of Tony Albert and David Charles Collins, Ying Ang, Atong Atem,
Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael, Maree Clarke, Michael Cook, Brenda L Croft, J Davies,
Liss Fenwick, Adam Ferguson, Robert Fielding, The Huxleys, Ricky Maynard,
Tace Stevens, wani toaishara and James Tylor.

Curated by @brendanmccleary @pippimilne @kimberleymoulton and @eliasredstone
This Exhibition was originally developed by PHOTO Australia and co-produced with the
Rencontres d’Arles.
PHOTO Australia was founded with ongoing support of the Bowness Family Foundation
and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation.
PHOTO Australia was founded by Elias Redstone.
Head to the link in Immigration Museum’s bio for more info. @museumsvictoria

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Coming to Immigration Museum on October 16!

On Country: Photography from Australia is a collection of contemporary photography by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.

Being ‘on Country’ is more than just being situated somewhere, it is about being shaped by that place, connected to it, and having a responsibility to care for it. The exhibition explores the complex and evolving relationship between Country, colonialism, community and identity.

Featuring the work of Tony Albert & David Charles Collins, Ying Ang, Atong Atem, Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael, Maree Clarke, Michael Cook, Brenda L Croft, J Davies, Liss Fenwick, Adam Ferguson, Robert Fielding, The Huxleys, Ricky Maynard, Lisa Sorgini, Tace Stevens, wani toaishara and James Tylor.

This exhibition was originally developed by PHOTO Australia and co-produced with the Rencontres d'Arles.

PHOTO Australia was founded with ongoing support of the Bowness Family Foundation and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation.

PHOTO Australia was founded by @eliasredstone.

Curated by Brendan McCleary, Pippa Milne, Dr Kimberley Moulton and Elias Redstone.

Image Credit: Tony Albert and David Charles Collins, Warakurna Superheroes #6, 2017, from the series ‘Warakurna Superheroes’. Courtesy of Tony Albert, David Charles Collins and Brittany Malbunka Reid.

Visit the link in bio to learn more.

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We are thrilled to announce that ‘On Country: Photography from Australia’ opens at Immigration Museum in Naarm/Melbourne on Friday October 16.

Showing for the first time in Australia after its premiere at Rencontres d’Arles, On Country is a collection of contemporary photography by Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.

Being ‘on Country’ is more than just being situated somewhere, it is about being shaped by that place, connected to it, and having a responsibility to care for it.

This exhibition explores the complex and evolving relationship between Country, colonialism, community and identity.

Featuring the work of Tony Albert and David Charles Collins, Ying Ang, Atong Atem, Sonja and Elisa Jane Carmichael, Maree Clarke, Michael Cook, Brenda L Croft, J Davies, Liss Fenwick, Adam Ferguson, Robert Fielding, The Huxleys, Ricky Maynard, Lisa Sorgini, Tace Stevens, wani toaishara and James Tylor.

Curated by Brendan McCleary, Pippa Milne, Dr Kimberley Moulton and Elias Redstone.

This Exhibition was originally developed by PHOTO Australia and co-produced with the Rencontres d’Arles. PHOTO Australia was founded with ongoing support of the Bowness Family Foundation and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation. PHOTO Australia was founded by Elias Redstone.

👉 Head to the link in Immigration Museum’s bio for more info and tickets.

@immigrationmuseum_melb
@museumsvictoria
@rencontresarles

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Zendaya’s order at @capturism.studio

Espresso: Bit bold and Bit efficient ✨

FRUITING BODIES BY @yingang

Mushrooms, photographed as both biology and metaphor. Ang uses their life cycle growth, decay, renewal to reflect on womanhood beyond fertility, turning something easy to overlook into a meditation on resilience and quiet power.

#zendaya #zendayaedits #zendayastyle #espresso #mushrooms

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At the heart of SIPF lies the Open Call Portfolio Showcase, a defining pillar of the festival that, across every edition, has surfaced new voices and illuminated the evolving landscape of photographic practice.

For this milestone 10th edition, 20 portfolios from 16 countries have been selected, each one offering a fresh perspective on artists who are exploring our changing world.

Featured artists include Abbey Hepner (@abbeyhepner), Andong Zheng (@andongzheng), Ariana Zukowski (@arianazukowski), Jennifer Cabral (@jennifercabral), Joel Jimenez Jara (@joelr.jj), Priyadarshini Ravichandran (@priyadarshini.ravichandran), Ying Ang (@yingang), Zsofia Daniel (@zsofiadaniel_ch), Ore Huiying (@orehuiying), and Umberto Diecinove (@instadiecinove), each bringing bold, imaginative approaches that stretch photography beyond its limits.

Moving between intimate stories and pressing social concerns, these projects explore memory, identity, ecology, and belonging.
Expect works that move fluidly across documentary and archival intervention to experimental mixed‑media. Together, these portfolios form a constellation of perspectives that invite us to look closer, feel deeper, and see the world anew.

🗓️16 October — 6 December
🎟️Free entry
📍Esplanade Tunnel
1 Esplanade Drive
Singapore 038981

Venue Partner:
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, Singapore

More at sipf.sg

#SIPF2026 #OpenCallShowcase #SingaporeInternationalPhotographyFestival

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Some recent visuals for our Science and Health section @zeit , with works by @unfioresullaluna @paul_rousteau @yingang @hartmann.christopher @juliasangnguyen @qloait @yosigo_yosigo

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Some of our fave titles are back in stock, plus some new members to the Bacteria fam 💚✨

All available online at BACTERIABOOKS.COM

Local pickup available from @_puesto in the Byron industrial estate. Select local pickup at checkout x Magdalene Odundo – The Journey of Things

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