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The days where I did 20K steps a day. I miss London and Cardiff so much. Although I travelled there for a short amount of time, it holds the best travel memories for me and hubs. A very meaningful one. So many things to see and celebrate, so much to learn and explore. Perhaps I will share some of the top moments in my IGS this week, and more travel photography along the way. 💙 On a scale of 1-10, how much you miss travelling? Me, 10 🙃

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🇲🇾 Book Exhibition 10/17-12/19 🇲🇾
The Invisible Future, Facing the Visible Past : Photobooks of Malaysia

🎉 Opening will be on this Saturday (10/17) 14:00-20:00, join us at Lightbox to see, taste and hear Malaysia.

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Through a collection of 20 photobooks, 100 extended works and 3 events, this exhibition invites its audience to dive into the intricate histories and diverse cultures of Malaysia. Following the path mapped by curators, the audience will see the changing of Malaysian society and landscape over the centuries, the situations of its people after independence, and the concerns of contemporary Malaysian artists for their country. Curated by Malaysian artists Jeffery Lim and Bernice Chauly, this is the very first international photobook exhibition Lightbox Photo Library co-hosts.

In the mid-twentieth century, Malaysia broke free from the British colonization and began the journey of recollecting its identity. How did Malaysians view themselves? What roles did photography play in the process of exploring, reflecting and presenting? With travel photography of early western explorers, images taken from the perspective of colonizers, and photography as art, propaganda and historical documentation, how can we, under the complicated context of history and ethnicity, find a way to face the past and imagine a future? Or, is there a way?

To answer these questions and to re-create the Malaysia in their mind, our curators have strived to collect a total of 120 photobooks, 20 of which have been highlighted as the main works of this exhibition, complemented by introductory texts penned by the curators. The remaining 100 books will also be exhibited as extended reading materials. Moreover, according to the content of the photobooks, this exhibition includes introductions to the society and history of Malaysia to help the audience get a clearer picture.

Who are we? What are the stories of our land that have shaped the society we live in and the people we are today? These are the questions that haunt all who wish to re-construct their self-identity. No matter how well or little you know about Malaysia, we sincerely invite you to participate in this rare event, to learn more about the southern neighbor of Taiwan, and to embark on a journey of discovery of self and the past through the photobooks of Malaysia.

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〖 About the book exhibition 〗
*Date: 2020/10/17-12/19
*Time: Every Tue-Sat 13:00-20:00 (except for 10/24)
*Venue: Lightbox Photo Library (19, Ln. 269, Sec. 3, Roosevelt Rd., Taipei)　
*Curator: Jeffrey Lim（林猷進）、Bernice Chauly

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〖 About the events 〗

🇲🇾 10/17 Sat. Opening day
*Time: 14:00-20:00
*Contents: Provide Malaysian snacks ,music and exhibition guide (for 1hr in Mandarin, please sign up to join.)

🇲🇾 10/17 Sat. Exhibition guide (in Mandarin)
*Time: 14:00-15:00
*Sign up: https://forms.gle/bNvggRXrijaak9JD6
We will reserve seats for those who signed up.
* The guide would be live broadcasted.
* Please wear a mask during the guide.

🇲🇾 11/14 Sat. Curator's talk (in English)
*Time: 14:30-17:00
*Speaker: Jeffrey Lim（林猷進）、Bernice Chauly
*Moderator: 鄭文琦
* The talk would be live broadcasted.
* Please wear a mask during the talk.
* We will announce more detailed informations later.

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我們希望打造不分男女老少，都能共同學習攝影的藝文空間。提供一個平台，鼓勵攝影文化的交流，讓珍貴的資源被更多人看到。不需預約，免費提供4000多本國內外攝影書籍、定期的攝影講座活動、精選館藏書展以及官方網站的線上學習資源。 Lightbox 的經費主要是來自個人與企業捐款、群眾募資、政府單位補助，我們的藏書則大多來自社會的捐贈。感謝您們的支持，讓攝影圖書室能走得更遠、更好。『邀請您成為Lightbox之友』捐款頁面：https://www.lightboxlib.org/belightboxfriends 開館緣起： 1839年，達蓋爾成功研發了銀版攝影術，法國政府將這項技術當作禮物，送給了全世界。自此，攝影為人類的生活和文化，帶來了許多改變與貢獻。 1848年，波士頓公共圖書館成立，成為美國第一座公共圖書館。在圖書館麥金樓的正門上方，銘刻了「Free To All」三個大字，訴說著知識自由的理念。回到2016年的台灣，我們發現台灣的攝影資料四散且殘缺。關注攝影的人們，也缺少可以閱讀學習、碰面討論的去處。雖然各項的攝影展演活動在台灣持續發生，但往往因力量分散而成效不彰。後續的檔案整理和研究討論，則更是冷清。有感於此，我們成立了Lightbox攝影圖書室，延續「攝影」與「圖書館」自由開放和面向公眾的特質，以台灣的攝影出版物為主體，展開匯集整理的工作。同時，邀請民眾參與，共同建構屬於我們自己的攝影文化。 Lightbox攝影圖書室也將舉辦一系列的講座、課程、工作坊，以活潑多元的討論與對話，激發嶄新的思考與行動，促進人與人之間的交流，邁向文化自主、知識自由的正向循環。

一個以台灣為主體、為所有人開放、非營利的攝影專門圖書館。【開放時間】週二～週六、下午1點～8點 A nonprofit photography library based in Taipei, Taiwan. Free and open to all. Hours: Tue - Sat / 1pm - 8pm

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Thank you to,
@mandyleighhxo Makeup
@danieladamsphotography Photography
for allowing me to connect with myself through this shoot. To remind me to continuously create art 💕
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I started off last week with high energy and passion, wanted to start a weekly theme so I can share more of my creative ideas on this platform.
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But life seems to throw curveballs at me..and last week it hit me real HARD, again. For the last two years, I feel like I haven’t been able to truly pick myself back up. I keep getting knocked down..again and again. And it’s easy to lose hope in this process. To give in to the hurt and pain.
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It’s hard AF but I know deep down inside that I am not the same person that I am two years ago. Through it all, I found pieces of my strength that I never got to know.
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This is unfortunately not a fun TikTok post, but I don’t want to post another travel Insta photo just to share the good side. How can we navigate through life’s gifts of learning about ourselves if we only see perfection.
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I just think it’s so important for me to share the good and the tough. What I learnt this week, is that if I can put in an hour a day (or week) on working out, then I can put in an hour focusing on exercising my mental health. If I can spend two hours on Netflix, then I can spend two hours deepening my relationships (with my peers, family, partner).
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My BIGGEST lesson, I used to ask my myself;
“Why am I putting myself in these horrible situations?”
“Why do I allow people to treat me this way?”
“Why am I so insecure and am not as confident as her?”
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Now I see that these questions are mere reflections of what I’ve avoided to learn about myself..when they’re actually guiding me towards my strength. We’re so used to suppressing the ‘negative’, rather than allowing it to sit with us and to understand it.
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What I need to ask is,
“Which part of myself have I not accepted? Is this why I am hurt by that person?”
“Have I been neglecting myself? Is this why I have certain people in my life?”
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Now I see, that no matter how much you try to suppress the bad, it will always be there. But if we choose to work through it, we’ll already be living on the greener side of life.