The Art of Sharing show aimed to send a message of hope and solidarity.
Category: Features & Interviews
Join the Circus This Weekend to Help them Break a World Record
The fabulous Phare is about to break a world record… and it needs you to tune in and show your support!
Monika Tep: From Phnom Penh to Beverly Hills and Back Again
The author, entrepreneur, model, actor and outspoken survivor of sexual assault talks about overcoming the past – and inspiring the next generation to pursue their ambitions, no matter what stands in their way.
From Disability to Visibility: “We can do everything any other person can do”
An exciting new exhibition celebrates the art, aspirations and tenacity of Cambodians with disabilities.
Empty Hotels Become Creative Havens for Top Artists – and Art Lovers
Art enthusiasts are being invited to learn from some of the country’s leading creatives at a series of intimate sessions. The best bit? They’re taking place in a selection of Cambodia’s top hotels, making ARTcation the ideal remedy for those seeking a getaway with a twist.
The Khmer Craft Brewery That’s For Cambodians, By Cambodians
The craft beer scene in Cambodia has been steadily growing for a decade – but it’s always had a Western feel. Now, the guys behind the first truly Khmer craft brewery are injecting Cambodian flavours to the brews and looking to win over Cambodian drinkers.
The best gift is one that gives back
Seng Bouyky and Lim Kanika started this year with a vision – to launch a marketplace for Cambodian handicrafts that makes it easy for makers to find buyers and easy for buyers to buy. And they’ve succeeded, handily.
Cher Helps Kavaan the Lonely Elephant Find His Forever Home in Cambodia
Following a four year campaign, Pakistan’s “loneliest elephant” has started his new life at a Siem Reap sanctuary.
Riding the Yekowave: The Kingdom’s First Sustainable Sportswear Brand
Time to pull our socks up and support something sporty and sustainable this Sunday
Another The Nether
The Phnom Penh Player’s only play of 2020 is hitting the spot for theatre-deprived audiences and boding well for the 2021 season
Java: Looking Back at 20 Years on the Cutting Edge of the City’s Art Scene
We bid farewell to the Independence Monument Cafe, but Java’s future is anything but bleak.
The Life and Death of the Khmer Rouge’s Chief Executioner
Comrade Duch dies in Khmer Soviet Friendship Hospital aged 77.