Posted in Twice Up, Photo Wednesday, history, visual art on Sep 3rd, 2008
‘Twice Up’ is publishing slang - referring to an image double the size that it will eventually be printed at. Many illustrators use this ratio as they prepare their work.
I used this term for a weekly column in The Advisor, featuring a new artist each week to depict a colloquial Cambodian topic.* I decided […]
Posted in current events, architecture, history, cinema, visual art on Aug 4th, 2008
[First time to Meta-House? All films are free. ]
Dear Meta House Friends!
As always we would like to inform you about our programs
featuring great documentaries/feature films from Cambodia.
This week at Meta House you can watch exciting works
by the old and young generation of Cambodian filmmakers.
On-going is the art exhibition TRANSFORMATION with Khmer and US artists.
TUES, […]
Posted in history, animism, tourism, buddhism on May 19th, 2008
…mainly because we were caught by afternoon rains as we traveled the bumpy unpaved roads by tuk-tuk. We made good use of our time hiring some young locals to moto us up the mountain and serve as impromptu guides.
Phnom Sampow is a bit overwhelming, as you have Neak Ta shrines, ‘killing caves‘, a fully […]