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The
Spirit of Cambodia shows on
the faces of roller-skating
children, in the beauty and
pain depicted by today’s
Cambodian artists, in the
forgiveness expressed by Cambodian
survivors of war.
We
struggle to understand this
spirit today when we see the
haunted faces from the past...
The
events of The Spirit of Cambodia...
a Tribute, sponsored by
Providence College, honor
this Spirit.
Four
Exhibitions:
Cambodian
Artists
Diaspora
Cambodian
Reflections
Family
Artifacts
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Top:
Children of Tuol Sleng
by Chath pierSath, acrylic
on wood; Bottom: Children
Skating at Independence Monument,
Phnom Penh by Mak Remissa
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Cambodian
Contemporary Artists
Hunt-Cavanagh
Gallery
October 17—November
15
Reception:
Thursday, October 17,
5:00—9:00 pm
Opening night will feature
Cambodian music provided
by "SEASIA,"
on the Gallery Night Trolley.
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Participating
Artists:
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Khuon
Bounna
Chhim Sothy
Mak Remissa
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Duong
Saree
Ieng Hoeun
Vann Nath |
Gallery
Hours: 9:00—4:00
Monday—Friday
Saturday 12:00—4:00
pm
Worry
About the Future,
by Vann Nath
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Cambodian
Diaspora Artists
Rhode
Island Foundation Gallery
October 17—January
4, 2003
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Participating
Artists:
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Domnang
Pin
Yary Livan
Keo Bun
Chanthou Oeur
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Khem
Chantha
Samnang Yong
Chath pierSath |
Reception:
Thursday, October 17,
5:00—9:00 pm
Gallery
Hours: 9:00—5:00
pm Monday—Friday
Saturday: 12:00—4:00
pm
The
East is Red,
by Samnang Yong
oil on canvas, 30 x 42
inches
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Cambodian
Reflections
Paintings
by Molly McKinney
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery
November 17—December
31
Reception:
Sunday, November 17, 2:00—4:00
pm
Gallery
Hours: 9:00—4:00
Monday—Friday
Monks
En Route
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