Posted in history, khmer rouge, tribunal on Dec 30th, 2007
An MP3 interview of Khieu Samphan. Producers/marketers unlabeled.
I don’t think everyone is interested in the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, or the arcane machinery of it.
But the history and the culpability of the accused definitely seems to be getting some attention.
Tags: cambodia,khmer+rouge
Tonight (Saturday, December 29) is your second and last chance to see Germain’s Story, a collaborative performance between puppeteer Cécile Hurbault and Sovanna Phum.
The story utilizes live actors, french and Cambodian puppets to tell a short comedic story in three languages. Bravo!
I was also blown away by the increasing sophistication of Sovanna Phum’s adaptation of [...]
Posted in cham, islam, muslim, photography, visual art on Dec 28th, 2007
Two Fish Gallery yesterday presented ‘Glimpse of Cham’, a photo exhibition by Elyse Lightman. The photos and accompanying writing provide an intriguing peek into rural Cham life, a village that is worlds away from the West and Phnom Penh.
Below: the photographer discusses her work with university students.
[From What's On] Tags: cambodia,photography,cham,exhibition