Archive for February, 2006
Fw: invitation: tour on 26 feb
Sunday, February 19th, 2006Visualising Angkor: Day Two: temple talk
Saturday, February 18th, 2006Today Tom Chandler profiled the Monash University efforts to digitally model temples and their surroundings. Many questions from our audience, which ranged from monks and students to visual artists who want to learn animation themselves.
Sunday 19th, 6:30 pm: come by to see Animation Teacher Pou Sopheak and Architectural Advisor Hok Sokol talk about the local Heritage Watch project to model a traditional house. Tom will also be on hand to answer additional questions.

Above: Vuth and Samphos show one of the many digital prints you can see at Le Popil Photogallery.
It’s all over Monday, so come by if you’re curious!
Visualising Angkor Day One: Video Screening
Friday, February 17th, 2006A great mix of people as we introduced the Australian and Cambodian projects.
We all know how the temples look now, but how did they look ages ago? And what kinds of communities surrounded them?
These models allow demonstration of different archaeological ideas, and can be changed to reflect different theories. What we have here are some first steps towards developing more detailed examples.
Profile of Australian project at ‘Le Popil’ Saturday at 6:30 pm by Tom Chandler.
Profile of local Heritage Watch Class Sunday 6:30 by Pou Sopheak and Hok Sokol.
(Thanks to Vuth and Samphos for their tireless effort, Stefan for his advice and assistance, Tom, Sokol and Sopheak for being good sports and the entire Heritage Watch crew for their assistance. Cheers also Michelle for photo help!)
Angry Skies
Thursday, February 16th, 2006The Department of Sociology, Center for Community Engagement, Department of Asian
and Asian American Studies and the Center for Asian Pacific American Studies, the
Department of Film and Electronic Arts, and the Cambodian Student Society at
California State University, Long Beach
Proudly present: A Film Premiere
Angry Skies: A Cambodian Journey
Special guest: Dr. Blake Kerr, Writer and Producer
- FREE TO THE PUBLIC -
Date: March 17, 2006 (Friday at 6:30 p.m.)
Location: CSULB Campus Psychology Building Lecture Hall Room 150
- http://www.csulb.edu/~camss/map.jpg -
(suggested parking lots #4, #5, and #6)
The Angry Skies is a documentary film that follows Dr. Blake Kerr, a New York
physician who travels to Cambodia to investigate one of the worst crimes perpetrated by
a country on its own people, the killing of over 2 million people under Pol Pot?s Khmer
Rouge Revolution. After infiltrating a renegade band of Khmer Rouge soldiers, Dr. Kerr
gains unprecedented access to the living architects of the Khmer Rouge Revolution,
including Nuon Chea, ?Brother Number Two.? Interviews with human rights activists,
survivors of Tuol Sleng, and Supreme Court Judges, as well as Pol Pot?s telegraph
operator, child soldiers, Khmer Rouge officers and surgeons reveal how the Khmer
Rouge utilized the hatred from U.S. bombing to rise from 300 soldiers in 1968 before
U.S. bombing, to over 70,000 soldiers in 1973, enough to take over the country. The
Angry Skies offers strong parallels to current U.S. foreign policy and occupation of Iraq.
For more information:
? Prof. Leakhena Nou, Department of Sociology CSULB
o lnou@csulb.edu (562) 985-7439
? Dr. Patricia Rozee, Center for Community Engagement Center CSULB
o prozee@csulb.edu (562) 985-7324




