“There are fewer foreign artists in the developing world compared to the West so it is easier to become known here,” says Sasha Constable. For the British artist, this is a key reason for international artists deciding to pursue their art in Cambodia. “There is not as much competition.”
After two February screenings of the documentary ‘Until The Violence Stops’, depicting the rise of the V-Day Movement, the capital of Cambodia is hyped up and ready for the main event – The Vagina Monologues. By Nora Lindstrom
Phnom Penh’s latest international hip hop event shook Pontoon in early January. Nora Lindstrom had a chat with the artists, Akil the MC and rapper Hydro Phonics.
Building bridges through art, the Centre Culturel Français (CCF) continues the process of opening the world of art to Cambodia and the work of Cambodian artists to the world. Craig Gerard sat down with Alain Arnaudet to learn what’s in store for 2009.
