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We are thrilled to announce that the Fall 2021 issue of Trans Asia Photography is now available online at transasiaphotography.org. 

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NOW AVAILABLE: “Asia,” VOL. 11, NO. 2 (FALL 2021)

“Asia”: An Introduction by Yi Gu

Two Leaves and a Bud: Tea and The Body Through a Colonial Lens by Leila Anne Harris

Disobedient Photobook: Photobooks and the Protest Image in Contemporary Hong Kong by Wing Ki Lee

Photojournalism and Social Movement as “Theatre”: A Critical Reading of “The Sunflower Movement” Photographs by Li-Hsin Kuo, translated by Zinan Jiang

Why Trans People Stand: The Performance of Postcoloniality and Power in Portraiture by Jun Zubillaga-Pow 

The Making of Henri Cartier-Bresson: China 1948-1949, 1958, by Ying-lung Su, translated by Jinsheng Zhao

Cartier-Bresson is Here by Yongquan Jin, translated by Jinsheng Zhao

Kaneko Ryūichi and the History of Japanese Photography by Yoshiaki Kai

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We hope that you enjoy the latest issue and invite you to share it with your networks.
 
Sincerely,
 
Deepali Dewan
Royal Ontario Museum & University of Toronto
 
Yi Gu
University of Toronto
 
Thy Phu
University of Toronto

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ABOUT THE JOURNAL

Trans Asia Photography is an international refereed open access journal based at the University of Toronto. It provides a venue for the interdisciplinary exploration of photography and Asia. The journal examines all aspects of photographic history, theory and practice by centering images in or of Asia, conceived here as a territory, network, and cultural imaginary. Bridging photography and area studies, the journal contributes to the study of photography and its histories by rethinking transnational and transcultural approaches and methodologies. By focusing on photographic practices beyond Euro-American frameworks, the journal foregrounds different ways of seeing and knowing as a way to advance new understandings of photography.

 
Trans Asia Photography is a journal that promotes scholarship at the intersections of several multidisciplinary fields, encompassing photography studies, Asian Studies, transpacific critique, visual studies, art history, diaspora studies, cultural studies, history, and history of photography, among others. 
 
This journal was founded in 2010 by Sandra Matthews as Trans Asia Photography Review, an international refereed journal devoted to the discussion of historic and contemporary photography from Asia.