Dr. Amba Pande is a researcher at the Centre for India-Pacific Studies, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, focusing on the history of Indian diaspora. Dr Pande has been a visiting faculty/scholar at University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands), University of South Pacific… Read more

A former banker, the Director of the Sarasvati Research Center, and Chair of the Taksha center and Institute, Dr. Srinivasan Kalyanaraman has been researching for years the mighty Vedic River Sarasvati which, in its time, gave rise to an entire civilization and was lost without a trace. Studying… Read more

Sir Gerald Festus Kelly (9 April 1879, London – 5 Jan. 1972, Exmouth) was a Irish-British illustrious painter known for his portraits (including those of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother), and for his graceful depictions of Southeast Asian princesses and female dancers.Born into… Read more

TRAN Ky-Phuong (Trần Kỳ Phương) is a research fellow at National Library of Singapore (January to July 2008),and a senior researcher fellow with the Vietnamese Association of Ethnic Minorities Culture and Arts. He was a curator of the Danang Museum of Champa Sculpture, Danang, from 1978 to 1998.… Read more

Olivier de Bernon (1957, Paris) is a linguist, researcher and Khmerologist, an EFEO member since 1991 and the author of the first catalog of Cambodian liturgical and sacred texts within the Fonds pour l'édition des manuscrits du Cambodge (FEMC), under the high patronage of H.M. the late King… Read more

Preap Chanmara is a Cambodian art historian and a professor at the Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA).He has particularly studied the influence of Reamker in Khmer culture and society (watch his 2019 conference at Bophana Center -- in Khmer). Read more

Ingrid Muan (1964, Virginia, USA - 30 Jan. 2005, Phnom Penh) was a Doctor in Art History, an art teacher, and a passionate researcher on Cambodian traditional and modern arts since 1994, when she moved to Cambodia. Her PhD dissertation is “Citing Angkor: The “Cambodian Arts” in the Age of… Read more

Ly Daravuth is a Cambodian art historian and publicist who co-founded (with Ingrid Muan) in December 1998 Reyum Publishing, a Phnom Penh publishing house part of the Reyum Institute of Arts and Culture. Many reference and art books have been issued under the Reyum label until 2009. Read more

Poum Measbandol "Bandol" (d. 21-12-2023, Siem Reap, Cambodia) was a Cambodian architect, artist and architectural illustrator who collected period photographs and documents related to the history of his country, with an accent on architecture.During his too brief worklife, Bandol was passionate… Read more

Liu Hangxing is a Doctor in Archaeology who joined the Chinese Academy of Cultural Heritage in 2018.Specializing in palace ruins archaelogy and restoration, he will publish his first monograph, Archaeology and Conservation History of Angkor, has been completed and is being proofread by the… Read more

Martin Stuart-Fox (b. 1939) is a retired Australian professor and journalist specialized in the history of Southeast Asia, primarily Laos, and in Buddhism philosophy and practice. A field reporter for UPI in Laos in 1963, he moved to Vietnam in 1965-1966, covering the war along with his brother… Read more

Panggah Ardiyansyah is an educator at the Borobodur Conservation Office, Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia. Specializing in art history and conservation, While curating roving exhibitions on Borobodur Temple across Indonesia, he is an editorial board member of… Read more

Louise Thytacott is Professor of Asian Art at Norhumbria University, and a former Professor in Curating and Museology at SOAS London. She has been researching the issue of art restitution worldwide for many years, and her books include Museums and Restitutions: New Practices, New Approaches (edited… Read more

Katalin Puskas Khetani is an architect and independent researcher from Hungary, currently based in Kuala Lumpur.She researches history of architecture and the paths to sustainable architecture. In her 2020 essay on the Quest for the Aesthetics of Sustainable Architecture in the Digital Age, she… Read more

Léon Busy (19 Apr. 1874, Paris - 1951, Paris) was a French photographer and curator who edited and participated to numerous photo collections about colonial Indochina, Angkor and Southeast Asian daily life. Initially a soldier (graduated from the prestigious Polytechnique school) with the French… Read more

Fujihara Sadao 藤原貞朗 is a Japanese historian specialized in the history of colonial Indochina. A professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Ibaraki University (茨城大学人文学部), he is the author of Orientalisuto no yūutsu. Shokuminchi shugi jidai no Furansu tōyō gakusha to Ankōru iseki no kōkogaku… Read more

José Lobo (18 Apr. 1962, San Juan, Puerto Rico) is a researcher and associate professor at the School of Sustainability, College of Global Future, Arizona State University, Tempe, USA (since 2005).His research focuses on metropolitan economic performance and location-specific economic growth; the… Read more

Scott G. Ortman is a researcher in historical anthropology at the Department of Anthropology and Institute of Behavioral Science, University of Colorado Boulder, Santa Fe Institute, USA.His research focuses on the integration of theory and data from many fields to understand the long-term histories… Read more

Cheltenham-born and bred, Andy Brouwer (1959, UK) made his first trip to Cambodia in 1994, and that white-knuckle ride hooked him for life. He upped sticks to Phnom Penh in 2007 after more than thirty years in banking back in the UK to join Hanuman Films.As well as having a serious obsession in… Read more

An education and entertainment channel presenting Khmer legends and tales in Khmer language. Read more