OBJECTIFS15
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On occasion of its 15th anniversary, Objectifs reached out to 15 photographers and 15 filmmakers from Singapore who have been part of our family over the years. Each artist was asked to share an image that contemplates a significant point in his or her career, a moment of inspiration or a lesson to share. We hope that these memories and reflections offer you food for thought.
Objectifs is a non-profit organisation and registered charity. Proceeds from the sale of the book will go towards funding Objectifs’ programmes, many of which are free to more than 40,000 people of all ages and diverse backgrounds annually.
Featuring images and text from:
Anthony Chen, Bryan van der Beek, Chow Chee Yong, Wong Chen-Hsi, Sim Chi Yin, Chris Yap, Chua Chye Teck, Darren Soh, Deanna Ng, Eric Khoo, Ernest Goh, Jack Neo, Liao Jiekai, John Clang, Boo Junfeng, K Rajagopal, Tay Kay Chin, Kelvin Tong, Kevin WY Lee, Kirsten Tan, Wee Li Lin, Tan Pin Pin, Robert Zhao Renhui, Royston Tan, Sanif Olek, Sean Lee, Ang Song Nian, Sun Koh, Tay Wei Leng, Chai Yee Wei
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