Pete PIN
b. 1982, Cambidia
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| Pete Pin was born in 1982 in Khao-I-Dang refugee camp on the Thai-Cambodian
border, and migrated to California in the mid-1980s. He holds a BA from the
University of California at Berkeley and studied documentary and photojournalism
at the International Center of Photography in NYC, where he was awarded the
Allan L. Modotti Scholarship. Pin lives and works in Brooklyn, NYC. He was the
2011 Fellow at the Magnum Foundation Emergency Fund and was named an
Emerging Talent in Reportage by Getty Images. He also works part-time for TIME
as a Photo Editor. Pin is currently working on a long-term project with different
Cambodian diasporic communities across the US, using documentary photography
to generate dialogue around their familial and collective histories. Pin's work has
been published in the New York Times, TIME Magazine, Forbes, and Burn, among
others. He was curator of FORWARD: Modern Arts Festival (2013), a group
exhibition of Cambodian diasporic artists at Gowanus Loft, Brooklyn, NY. Pin's most
recent group exhibitions include Our Portraits, Our Families, at Museum of Chinese
in America (2014). Pin was an artist-in-residence at the Bronx Museum, as part of
Season of Cambodia, an interdisciplinary citywide art festival in NYC, 2013. More
about Pete Pin at www.petepin.com. |
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