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Born in 1973, Michael S. Falser is a professor and researcher in Art History at Heidelberg University, and recently visiting professor at Paris-Sorbonne University. Read more

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Ang Choulean អាំង ជូលាន (1 Jan 1949, Kompong Kleang, Cambodia) is an anthropologist, a professor of historical anthropology at the Royal University of Fine Arts and a former Director of the Department of Culture of APSARA. He was the second Cambodian national to be granted the Fukuoka Grand Prize… Read more

Jan Jetso Boeles (1909, Leeuwarden - ?) was a Dutch independent researcher and photographer based in Thailand for many years. In 1976-1978, he photographed the Phimai temple and the Wat Sethupon in Bangkok. He directed the Siam Society Research Center, and was an honorary member of the Siam… Read more

Jean Despujols (19 March 1886, Salles en Gironde, France - 1965, Shreveport, USA) was a French -- later naturalized American in 1945 -- painter who extensively pictured Angkor and Indochina through his artwork. A pupil of Paul Quinsac at the école des Beaux-Arts of Bordeaux who won the Prix de Rome… Read more

Art historian Joachim K. Bautze has taught at the universities of Heidelberg, Tokyo and Berlin. He has guest-curated exhibitions of Indian art in Europe and the USA, and contributed several studies on Indian miniature paintings. Dr. Bautze has written, contributed to, or edited, a number of books,… Read more

So Sokuntheary is a Cambodian Doctor in Architecture specialized in Architectural Preservation.A graduate from Waseda University, she is actively developing in Cambodia the activities of the Shimoda Laboratory of Architectural Heritage, a World Heritage Program sponsored by the Graduate School of… Read more

Geoffrey Samuel is Professorial Fellow at the School of Religious and Theological Studies at Cardiff University. His publications include Mind, Body and Culture: Anthropology and the Biological Interface (2006). Read more

Helen Churchill Candee (nee Helen Churchill Hungerford 5 Oct 1858, New York City –  23 Aug 1949, York Harbor, Maine) was an American author, journalist, interior designer, active feminist and geographer whose book about Angkor, Angkor The Magnificent (1924), is regarded as the first major… Read more

Colin Sterling, a doctoral candidate at the Institute of Archaeology, University College of London, and an associate researcher for heritage consultancy with Barker Langham, is since January 2021 Assistant Professor in Memory and Museums at the University of Amsterdam. His research focuses on… Read more

Remi Morel is a documentary producer and film director specialized in cultural and history films. Director of audiovisual resources at La Villette Science Museum (Paris) and coordinator of the series Dynamo for the French-German cultural channel ARTE, screenwriter awarded by the European Script… Read more

Jean-François-Antoine Brébion (27 Jul. 1857, Lyon, France - 8 Jan. 1917, Paris) was a French journalist, teacher and independent researcher who spent twenty-eight years in Southeast Asia and contributed a monumental Dictionnaire de bio-bibliographie, posthumously published in 1935 by Antoine… Read more

Manomohan (or Manmohan) Ghosh is an Indian sanskritist, historian and literary translator who published the first complete English translation of the ancient Treatise on Performing Arts, the Natyashastra. He is the author of numerous history books and translations, including Nandikeshwar's… Read more

Dr. James Campbell was a British naval surgeon, a naturalist and a geographer based in Bangkok in the 1850s-1870 where, as the 'physician to the British Legation', he treated the Queen of Siam and the small community of Western expatriates. According to Anna Leonowens, he attempted to save the life… Read more

Abby Seiff is an editor and independent journalist with nearly a decade of international experience, primarily in Southeast Asia. Her writing has appeared in Newsweek, Time, the Associated Press, Al Jazeera, Pacific Standard, and more publications. She served as an editor for several years at The… Read more

Alexandra Marguerite Clémentine Cousteau (21 March 1976, Los Angeles County, USA) is a filmmaker, sustainability public speaker and environmental activist who explored the Angkor region in 2008-2009. Continuing the work of her grandfather Jacques-Yves Cousteau and father Philippe Cousteau,… Read more

Marie Antoinette Boullard-Devé (1890, Paris - 1970, Tangier) was a French artist who extensively painted Indochina, Vietnamese and Cambodian scenes and views of Angkor, with a predilection for oil on paper medium.After studying at Paris Ecole des Beaux-Arts and meeting her first husband Pierre… Read more

Jon Otner (1960, Great Neck, Long Island, USA) is an American photographer who has extensively covered Asia, in particular its sacred monuments and spiritual life. From Where Every Breath Is A Prayer, A photographic pilgrimage into the spiritual heart of Asia to Angkor, Celestial Temples of the… Read more

Paul Sidwell is an Australian researcher and consultant in linguistics, specializing in Southeast Asian language history, forensic linguistics, and applied research for security and law-enforcement. Until 2016 he was an Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the Australian National University… Read more