KLACK: Photography and Culture Magazine is a local photography magazine, which aims at revealing a new and unique culture of interpreting photographs. In order to promote the culture of contemporary art photography in various aspects, KLACK also organizes exhibitions, symposiums and workshops in order to connect photographers, writers and readers. The ultimate goal is to apply photography as a subject in the cultural creative education. It is KLACK's aim to acquire knowledge on the history of photography, starting from Pictorialism, New Photography to Contemporary Photography.   

The 1st issue mainly includes images of different types and from different eras, which could be either produced by Hong Kong residents or produced about a topic related to Hong Kong. From now until September, KLACK welcomes 'photo-submissions' from people of different race, class, gender and sexual orientation. KLACK believes that camera is made for everyone. 'To capture a touching photograph, one does not have to be a professional photographer.'

The Archive holds the following issues of KLACK: Photography and Culture Magazine:

2010: Vol.1(2 copies), Vol.2(2 copies)

2011: Vol.3(2 copies, with supplement some thing you wouldn't understand)

2012: Vol.4(2 copies)

Note: KLACK: Photography and Culture Magazine is published bi-annually.

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