Andre Malerba

Photographer

Bangkok, Thailand - Pro-democracy protests have ramped up in a major way, with almost daily demonstrations and rallies. Comprised primarily of youth groups like REDEM, WeVo, Free Youth Group, and Thalufa, some have become violent, preferring frequent clashes with police over the more traditional style of speeches and symbolism. This has led to the frequent use of tear gas and rubber bullets by...

I recently embarked on a short trip up to Chiang Mai to begin to delve into the complicated world of elephant tourism in Thailand. Under normal circumstances the ethical implications of this industry are convoluted at best, and with the shutdown of foreign tourism, the situation has only become more complicated. Hundreds of mahouts (elephant trainers) have been fired and returned with their...

A recent interview shoot for Bloomberg News, photographing Wallapa Traisorat, CEO of World Asset Corp. Bloomberg - Thai Billionaire's Hotel...

A recent portrait of Hannah Ryder for the Financial Times. She and her family are staying in a friend’s apartment temporarily after leaving Beijing, China, due to the COVID-19 outbreak. She and her husband work remotely.

I covered the aftermath of a mass shooting in Korat, Thailand, for The New York Times on February 9th and 10th. The horrific event was shocking for a country that almost never sees this kind of outright, public violence. The gunman, a Thai MP, left at least 29 people dead and many more wounded before Thai commandos shot and killed him on the morning of February 9th. Thai Soldier in Mass...

Some images shot for ZUMA Press during a celebration for the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand. He was, and still is, considered the symbolic father of all Thai people, so Father's Day is celebrated on the date of his birthday.

I have recently begun shooting for Zuma Press from Bangkok, Thailand. My first shoot was covering the Bangkok branch of the recent Global Climate Strike. More to come!

Americans are aiding immigrants as they illegally cross to Canada. Are they guardian angels or part of the problem? Along a route used by enslaved people who escaped to Canada, undocumented immigrants are now fleeing Trump’s America — and Americans are helping them.

Very grateful to be part of this exhibition coming up on October 12th in Mississippi. The Documentary Project Fund will be showing work from its awardees of the past three years.