For this picture we tried to capture the feel of illustrations for classic Khmer newspaper serial fiction.
The Hugo-nominated novelette is now available online. [Link]

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Spidey Sings Opera

Spidey Does OperaBeats the Ice Capades:

Friday night opera singing by Royal University of Art Student ‘Spiderman’
7 pm Barista Cafe, Street 215 # 146EO, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
More: http://www.expat-advisory.com/forums/opera-friday-vt2471.html

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Handz in the Air

Handz in the Air

Hundreds of web pages say ‘Khmer Pride’. Here’s one academic’s take on how young overseas Cambodians assemble their identity.

Theresa McGinnis: “Khmer Pride”: Being and Becoming Khmer American in an Urban Migrant Education Program (Journal of Southeast Asian Education and Advancement*).

“Khmer youth’s multimodal expressions are not only sites of identity work, but also of cultural innovation.”
[Link]

Looking at What’s On in LBC and Seattle this week, it’s evident that overseas Khmers are not only sharing their culture but appropriating new components into the mix.

Happenings

http://www.myspace.com/imsreypeouv

Happenings

http://www.myspace.com/universalspeakers

*Pleased to see bilingual education battler Wayne Wright at the helm of above publication.

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Cartoons, the hip new thing

Controversial editorial Cartoonist Ung Bunhean (‘Sacrava’) gets a profile in this weekend’s Phnom Penh Post. http://sacrava.blogspot.com

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Comics, the hip new thing

Comics, the hip new thing

SE-Globe‘s latest issue has a feature article on Khmer comic art including interviews with Sera, Sin Yang Pirom, Em Satya, Uth Roeun and more.

This Friday: if you have time, check out
Reyum’s Wat Paintings Book Launch/Exhibition (5pm). http://tinyurl.com/286pro

And following that is the Rubbish Project’s “trash-to-fashion” show. Apparently it’s gotten a good response with over 20 entries so far, and don’t be surprised if there’s TV coverage.
http://therubbishproject.blogspot.com/

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