07.26[Sun] 14:00-17:00
We are excited to announce a workshop led by Lim Sockchnlina at Art Center NEW!
Lim Sockchnlina is a Cambodian artist whose practice spans photography, video, installation, and performance.
Through these diverse media, his work explores themes of history, memory, urban transformation, and the relationship between the body and society.
In this workshop, participants will explore KBACH, a traditional Cambodian vocabulary of bodily movements and gestures. Together with facilitators Nan Matsuhashi & Pen Sareth (Cambodian migrant worker), participants will create a shared space for movement, dance, and embodied exchange.
Join us for this unique opportunity to dance with Lim Sockchnlina, who will be visiting from Cambodia, at Art Center NEW.
If you are interested in participating, please let us know by filling out the registration form below!
Date : 07/26 （Sun）
Time：14:00-17:00（3hours）
Participating Fee：¥1,000
Maximum : 20 people
Venue：Art Center NEW Cafe
Application : Submit the form in the link of the profile
https://forms.gle/KWpqrJw7ZAdgRnHh9
※Payment at reception.
※Please come in a casual close you can dance ! 💃
Lina works across documentary and conceptual practices with photography, video, installation and performance. Using different strategies, he calls attention to a variety of social, political, geopolitical, economic, cultural and environmental changes in Cambodia in relation to the globe and in the notion of what power, economic, and history play roles in our everyday living and contemporary present. His works usually involve researching to discover, unpack and document the history of the present and the imagination of the future by learning from the past.
Lina is an active member of the artist collective, Stiev Selapak since 2007-2024 which founded and co-runs Sa Sa Art Projects since 2010-2024, a long-term initiative committed to the development of contemporary visual arts landscape in Cambodia. Together with his collective, they teach, initiate, and innovate art programs facilitating a growing and critically conscious community. For the last 3 years, he taught contemporary photography at Sa Sa Art Projects.
