Sharp Eyes – By Sithis Yim Samnang
Editor’s note: We hope you read this short piece out loud to discover its eloquence in...
Read MoreEditor’s note: We hope you read this short piece out loud to discover its eloquence in...
Read MoreThe Orange Silk Dress by Sithis Yim Samnang Between our dreams fear in realities meet the...
Read MoreFrom the publisher Copper Canyon Press: In this staggering poetry debut, Monica Sok illuminates...
Read MorePainting by Chath pierSath Rap may have been born from the streets and the culture of...
Read MoreThanks to my fellow poet YENG Chheangly, I have learned to admire CHIN Meas. I invited him to our...
Read MorePhotograph by Bunnawath Chhun In Pictures Magical Cambodia is collecting original photographs...
Read MoreI see you You’re a soldier A wanderer and a beggar You beg...
Read MoreMekong River speak out her grief to villagers. Created from the inspiration of documenting the...
Read MoreAn Old Book Books on the shelf are in categories, Well kept and arranged in order, While one...
Read MoreThis Body Mystery – Painting and poem by Chath pierSath Briefcase Owner Combination lock...
Read MoreSilent grief speaks volumes in Cambodia during the Covid19 times. Photographer Kak Sok Phirom captures the change that has come over citizens and the screams within them.
Read MoreBy Chath pierSath As a Khmer writer and poet living in the U.S., I straddle two worlds. I...
Read MoreKRAMAS MEET CORONA19.
THE MOST POWERFUL SYMBOL OF CAMBODIA TRANSFORMS FOR THE TIMES, THANKS TO THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF MOK ROTHA.
Nak Noy is the proud owner of probably the coolest (but also sensible) scooter on the market. He’s just stepped off it in boat-size trainers. “Chunky. Huge feet? Skinny legs.”
Read MoreThere are times one is drawn to an artist for reasons that seem difficult to articulate but rumble inside you like an ancient memory resurfacing. Such it is with my relationship with Van Chhovorn and his sculptures and paintings. Holding a wood carving of his in my hands emits feelings far beyond their sight, touch or smell. The wood quietly whispers to me of a life, a family, and a culture that I may witness but never quite know. To many, this will sound hackneyed but to me, it is the gift that art sometimes offers.
Read MoreChov Theanly announced years ago that he wanted to be an honest painter. His work accomplishes this with masterful skill and a powerful inquiry into life in Cambodia and beyond.
Read MoreKa-Lai Chan had been on my horizon long before I moved to Cambodia. I was familiar with her home...
Read MoreThe Imaginative Art Fashion of Koemyean and his troupe Tepsyort Koemyean, a teacher of graphic...
Read MoreMarina Bopha’s Ambitious New Project It’s a determined project born out of the desire...
Read MorePoetry builds fresh connections between the old and the new, and between the familiar and the unconventional. It is a sublime voice of the personality of the human being who makes the poem, and of those who read it with appreciation. Like all art, it is a form of experience. Seldom are these experiences generated in schools or homes across the world’s landscapes. In Cambodia, these experiences rarely exist.
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