| Filed under: Profiles | Tags: Annexe Gallery, art + community, Colin Boyd Shafer, Myanmar, photography 
KL fatigue? See the city differently. We interview Colin Shafer on ‘Everyone Has Hope’, a photography project and exhibition with Burmese refugee children living in KL.
| Filed under: Reviews | Tags: Aglaé Bory, Andrew Ng, Annexe Gallery, Christopher Zedano, Diego Ravier, KL Photoawards, Max Pinckers, photography, Portraiture, Rachel Lim 
Seeking the best interpretations in contemporary portraiture in two categories: individual and story portraits, the 2010 KL Photoawards attempts to bring together photographic practitioners.
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: Annexe Gallery, GLBT rights, hong lim park, pink dot, pink dot sg, queer as films, seksualiti merdeka 
Is Malaysia ready for our Pink Dot? How much more work is ahead of us before our local LGBT rights movement attains critical mass?
| Filed under: Gallery | Tags: Annexe Gallery, art + government, cipan, performance art, Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers, video 
Suggestions For Lunch Time Activities In KL For Busy Government Workers returns! Here’s a good way to escape the torrid afternoon sun! Siesta, anyone?
| Filed under: Essays | Tags: Annexe Gallery, Corrine Vionnet, Eyes Wide Open, Frank Rothe, Joel Yuen Kong Chong, Khairul Azril Ismail, photography, Singapore, Singapore International Photography Festival, Vee Speers 
By Patricia Lajumin
Eyes Wide Open, a recent photography exhibition held at the Annexe Gallery, was an eye opener indeed. The exhibition features a small selection of works previously shown at the inaugural Singapore International Photography Festival 2008.