Khmer boxers in pictures
John Vink the black-and-white photographer has it, Khmer boxing, for you to view. The photo essay is here: http://inmotion.magnumphotos.com/essay/khmerboxing
Prasat Preah Vihear: Pictures
French photographer Thierry Merré has this Prasat Preah Vihear in pictures for you. Posted since November 24th, 2010, but the blog post that contains 20 photos of Prasat Preah Vihear attracts attentions among Cambodians as Cambodia and Thailand confront each other over the past weeks.
PhotoPhnomPenh 2010
Discovery and exchange are be in the centre of the festival. The discovery, first of all, of ten Cambodian Photographers and their work. A great number of this new generation of photographers attends the Studio Image which offers a space for work and creative encounter all year long. The exchange between photographers, through the Intersection...
3 photoblogs you should visit: Cambodia’s best for 2010
Launched in 2008, Cambodian American Chean Long has continued to post some of the most fascinating photographs under various themes, including arts and (pop) culture and life in Cambodia. For instance, this blog post contains some pictures of Independence Day two years ago. The professional photographer, who also does commercial photography work for businesses, is...
Soth Polin’s Meaningless Life
One of Cambodian print journalists back in the late 60s, Soth Polin is daring novelist of his time. His novel, Meaningless Life, was published in 1964.
Nou Hach novelist’s Pka Sropon book cover
Nou Hach was a famous Cambodian novelist, diplomat and humanist, murdered in the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975. This novel cover looks very Khmer. The novelist remains to be inspirational for young Cambodian writers.
Photographic intervention on Siem Reap streets: Blowup Angkor
I am writing you regarding participating in an open and free street exhibition which we are planning to run alongside the Angkor Festival this coming month. I participated in the 2008 workshops and immediately after got together with others and started an online photo journal called blindboys.org It’s a community driven space..we have also taken...
Photo presentation and talk by Magnum photographer John Vink
Sa Sa Art Projects and Meta House are pleased to invite you to a photo presentation and talk by Magnum photographer John Vink. Who: John Vink, Phnom Penh-based Magnum Photographer What: Photo presentation and talk about his work on refugees in the world, Cambodia in 1989 and 1991, and evictions in Cambodia since 2000 When:...
Southeast Asia to celebrate Water Fest
Water is everything. It means so much for people around the world, including East Asia. And to appreciate this, an annual festival mark the importance of this by throwing a ceremony, if not a party. From Cambodia to Thailand, this regional event takes place in their own traditions. In Myanmar or Burma, it’s called thingyan...
