Books Cambodian Dancers Ancient and Modern by George Groslier & Kent Davis The English translation of the first comprehensive study on Cambodian classical dance, completed by an essay on author George Groslier and several annexes. In English
Books នារីរបាំកម្ពុជា សម័យចតុមុខ និង សម័យអង្គរ [Cambodian Dancers from Chatomuk and Angkor Periods, translated from George Groslier, 1913] by Phoeurng Sackona & George Groslier The official Khmer translation of George Groslier's Cambodian Dancers, Ancient and Modern, 1913. In Khmer
Books Dancers by Colin Grafton From a magical dance performance in besieged Phnom Penh in 1974 to a chance re-encounter 32 years later, the untold saga of Cambodian classical dancers. In English
Books Treatises on Dance | ตำรารำ (Tảrā rả) by กองวรรณคดีและประวัติศาสตร์ กรมศิลปากร [Bangkok Literature and Fine Arts Department] The one and only Thai treatise on dance, a stunning collection of texts and illustrations dating back from 1790 onwards. In Thai
Books Brève et véridique relation des évènements du Cambodge by Antoine Cabaton One of the first accounts of Angkor and the surrounding Kingdom of Cambodia by a Western traveler. In French & Spanish
Publications Avec le Maréchal Joffre en Extrême-Orient: Indochine et Siam [Marshal Joffre's visit to Indochina, Dec. 1921] Arrived in Phnom Penh on 13 Dec. 1921 from Saigon with his family and entourage, the French "héros de la Grande Guerre" (World War I heroe) Maréchal (Marshal… In French
Publications Puzzling Pavilion by Angkor Database What is the origin of the "Iron Palace", often called "Napoleon" or "Suez", erected in the precinct of the Royal Palace of Cambodia in the 1860s or 1870s? In English & French
Books Classic Dances of the Orient: Royal Cambodian Dances by Xenia Zarina An informed and perceptive study on 'dances of the Orient', notably Cambodian, by a Russian-American professional dancer who visited the region in the 1930s. In English
Collections Sacred Dancers of Angkor - 20 Years of Art and Devotion by NKFC Cambodia 20 years of dedication to cultural heritage preservation and the timeless art of Khmer dance.
Photos Visions of Asia by...Léa Lafugie by Léa Lafugie The world of Asia reflected in 110 watercolor, pastel, charcoal and pencil drawings by a prolific woman artist and undefatigable traveler in the 1920s-1940s.
Photos Sacred Dancers of Angkor in Meak Bochhea celebration by Anders Jiras & NKFC Cambodia Within the Angkor Wat sanctum, the Bakan, Sacred Dancers of Angkor perform the New Moon ritual in January 2018.
Publications ពានវាំង [Pean Veng] by Ang Choulean & Sokro Soung A philological and historical exploration of trespassing (on or against) royal space. In Khmer
Publications Saramani, princesse et danseuse | Saramani, A Princess and A Dancer by Titaÿna Way before Princess Buppha Devi's reinvention of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia, a premonition of the "Apsara Princess" figure so central in Cambodia's modernity. In French & English (ADB Translation)
Publications Rites de la danse au Cambodge [Cambodian Dance Rituals] by Guy Porée Devotional Dance observed at Angkor a few years after the end of World War II, just before the rejuvenation process initiated by Queen Kossamak in the 1950s. In French & English (ADB Translation)
Films Raja Bori រាជបូរី (2002) A lesser-known feature movie dealing with serious matters - art looting, perpetuation of art traditions - at the start of Cambodia's "Second Kingdom" period. In Khmer
Films Homage to the Lord of the Dance Nataraja at Angkor, April 2024 A rare dance performance at Prasat Baksey Chamrong - the graceful encounter of Khmer and Bharatanatyam classical traditions. In Khmer
Books Le Roi lépreux by Pierre Benoit Novelization of the life and challenges of a French Angkor conservator in the 1920s. In French
Books Saoy, Royal Cambodian Home Cuisine | សោយ A personal reinterpretation of several recipes from a Cambodian culinary cookbook classic. In English
Books Empire Colonial de la France: Indo-Chine (Cambodia and Laos) by Jules Gervais-Courtellemont & Octave Vandelet A richly illustrated journey through Indochina, and in particular Cambodia in the early years of the French Protectorate. In French
Books Four Faces of Siva - The Detective Story of a Vanished Race by Robert J. Casey Not a novel nor a purely journalistic work: the engaging take on Angkor and modern Cambodia around 1930 by a Chicago-based reporter and popular writer. In English