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JetSett exclusive interview
8 April 2025JetSett is a rapper with Cambodian roots who grew up in Japan, whose music and lyrics reflect the complexity of his roots. In 2024, Rei Foundation supported JetSett to undertake a residency in Cambodia, working with local musical artists there. Read about his journey in this exclusive interview.
Read moreJetSett is a rapper with Cambodian roots who grew up in Japan, whose music and lyrics reflect the complexity of his roots. In 2024, Rei Foundation supported JetSett to undertake a residency in Cambodia, working with local musical artists there. Read about his journey in this exclusive interview.
Read moreJetSett exclusive interview
8 April 2025 -
Cambodian community of Auckland celebrates launch of Kim Hak books
3 April 2025A joyous book launch was held for Kim Hak's Alive III second edition, and his new work My Beloved, with the Cambodian community in Auckland.
Read moreA joyous book launch was held for Kim Hak's Alive III second edition, and his new work My Beloved, with the Cambodian community in Auckland.
Read moreCambodian community of Auckland celebrates launch of Kim Hak books
3 April 2025 -
Landscapes reviving across generations -Kim Hak’s My Beloved-
11 March 2025In his My Beloved photographic series, Kim Hak captures the ever-changing and eternal present of Cambodia in his photographs for the people living now and for the memories of others long into the future. Writer Chiaki Sakaguchi writes about the essence of My Beloved in this article.
Read moreIn his My Beloved photographic series, Kim Hak captures the ever-changing and eternal present of Cambodia in his photographs for the people living now and for the memories of others long into the future. Writer Chiaki Sakaguchi writes about the essence of My Beloved in this article.
Read moreLandscapes reviving across generations -Kim Hak’s My Beloved-
11 March 2025 -
世代を越えてよみがえる風景 ―キム・ハク My Beloved―
11 March 2025「My Beloved」では、キム・ハクは変わりゆくカンボジアの永遠の今を写真に留める。今を生きる人々と、ずっと先の、未来の他者の記憶のために。この記事では、作家の坂口千秋が「My Beloved」の真髄について書いている。
Read more「My Beloved」では、キム・ハクは変わりゆくカンボジアの永遠の今を写真に留める。今を生きる人々と、ずっと先の、未来の他者の記憶のために。この記事では、作家の坂口千秋が「My Beloved」の真髄について書いている。
Read more世代を越えてよみがえる風景 ―キム・ハク My Beloved―
11 March 2025 -
Khmer Rouge History educational app to be translated into Japanese
8 December 2024The audio visual app developed by Bophana Center will soon be available in Japanese
Read moreThe audio visual app developed by Bophana Center will soon be available in Japanese
Read moreKhmer Rouge History educational app to be translated into Japanese
8 December 2024 -
My Beloved by Kim Hak
31 October 2024A new body of work by the Cambodian photographer is on show in Yokohama, Japan
Read moreA new body of work by the Cambodian photographer is on show in Yokohama, Japan
Read moreMy Beloved by Kim Hak
31 October 2024 -
Rithy Panh’s Elimination to be published in Khmer
12 August 2024The filmmaker’s powerful account of the Khmer Rouge regime will soon be available to Khmer readers
Read moreThe filmmaker’s powerful account of the Khmer Rouge regime will soon be available to Khmer readers
Read moreRithy Panh’s Elimination to be published in Khmer
12 August 2024 -
Empowering Roots: Kim Hak's Alive IV Exhibition Connects Cambodian Heritage Across Generations in Japan and Cambodia
15 April 2024Last year, Rei Foundation was proud to support two exhibitions of acclaimed Cambodian artist Kim Hak’s Alive IV, the latest in a series of works in his Alive series, in Yokohama and Phnom Penh.
Hak was born in Northeast Cambodia, two years after the Khmer Rouge fell from power. After spending years listening to his parents' experiences of that turbulent time, Hak started a photographic art project, Alive, in 2014, collecting and preserving stories of survivors of the Khmer Rouge period through both text and striking photographic images. Alive appealed to Rei Foundation because of the powerful community-building potential of the project as well as Hak’s singular talent.
Read moreLast year, Rei Foundation was proud to support two exhibitions of acclaimed Cambodian artist Kim Hak’s Alive IV, the latest in a series of works in his Alive series, in Yokohama and Phnom Penh.
Hak was born in Northeast Cambodia, two years after the Khmer Rouge fell from power. After spending years listening to his parents' experiences of that turbulent time, Hak started a photographic art project, Alive, in 2014, collecting and preserving stories of survivors of the Khmer Rouge period through both text and striking photographic images. Alive appealed to Rei Foundation because of the powerful community-building potential of the project as well as Hak’s singular talent.
Read moreEmpowering Roots: Kim Hak's Alive IV Exhibition Connects Cambodian Heritage Across Generations in Japan and Cambodia
15 April 2024 -
Successfully Concluding the Folktales and Folksongs Outreach Tour in 13 Districts in Malawi
14 January 2024Lilongwe, Malawi - The Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU) successfully concluded on outreach tour across 13 districts in Malawi on December 16, 2023, which began on October 30, 2023.
Read moreLilongwe, Malawi - The Malawi National Commission for UNESCO (MNCU) successfully concluded on outreach tour across 13 districts in Malawi on December 16, 2023, which began on October 30, 2023.
Read moreSuccessfully Concluding the Folktales and Folksongs Outreach Tour in 13 Districts in Malawi
14 January 2024 -
Outreach storytelling tour showcasing folktales and historical footage
31 October 2023A new outreach storytelling tour will be travelling across Malawi from 30th October, 2023. This tour involves the screening of folktales, folksongs and digitized historical footage in communities, providing them with access to stories that have been passed down through generations. This is part of the "Safeguarding Malawian Folktales and Folksongs through Documentation" and "Transmission, Re-Housing and Digitization of 16mm film at the National Records and Archives Services of Malawi" projects, in collaboration with Rei Foundation Limited.
Read moreA new outreach storytelling tour will be travelling across Malawi from 30th October, 2023. This tour involves the screening of folktales, folksongs and digitized historical footage in communities, providing them with access to stories that have been passed down through generations. This is part of the "Safeguarding Malawian Folktales and Folksongs through Documentation" and "Transmission, Re-Housing and Digitization of 16mm film at the National Records and Archives Services of Malawi" projects, in collaboration with Rei Foundation Limited.
Read moreOutreach storytelling tour showcasing folktales and historical footage
31 October 2023