Phnom Penh Post - Lifestyle
Bosba Panh is just 25 years old, but she’s already accomplished some impressive milestones for herself and the Kingdom. On July 24, she graduated with a Master’s degree from the University of Cambridge as the first Khmer woman composer and
A performance of the traditional Khmer dance taken from the story of King Jayavarman VII, based on the masterpieces and achievements of three great heroes, will be performed by 200 artists from Princess Norodom Buppha Devi Dance School and the Unions of Youth Federations of Cambodia (UYFC) at
Starting with the preservation of a century-old Khmer cooking pot, Moeung Phanny has been collecting and trading antique and vintage items for more than a decade.
Artwork which imparts stories that few people have heard about the lives of Cambodian refugees in Japan will be on display at “ALIVE IV” in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan, this August and September.
A shortage of human resources in the Cambodian film industry – and a desire to meet the needs of those interested in working in it – was the reasoning behind the decision of a team of experienced filmmakers’ decision to introduce a four month short film production course.
Longan aren’t quite as glamorous as some fruits. They don’t have the star-power of mangos or generate the excitement of a pricey seasonal niche fruit like the pungent durian.
Cambodian artist Kem Keosocheat has collaborated with German artist Lars Breuer to examine the typography of their two languages for their In Collaboration exhibition at Phnom Penh’s Meta House.
Well-known Cambodian film producers have reacted to a recent social media post which asked the question: “Will undue Thai influence lead to the end of Cambodian cinema?”
A common struggle women face when on their period is how it often makes them feel not like themselves. It can be frustrating to feel the pad keep moving around, while some can even cause itchiness.
Minister of Environment Say Samal praised a Cambodian enterprise that makes straws from rice and vegetable matter rather than plastic, which he said is overused around the world.
The Cultural Season Programme, initiated by Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) in 2018, is a collection of performances, including art exhibitions, musical performances, workshops, plays, talks, and short documentaries.
