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SUMMARY:VILLAGE WEAVING IN CAMBODIA - PAST AND PRESENT
DESCRIPTION:This presentation celebrates Cambodian village weaving which has persevered despite challenges due in the past to war\, and in the present to the drawcard of urban garment factories. It focuses on its continuing role in the economy of village life and the dedication of the people who preserve its practice. This is due in no small part to those NGOs and individuals who have fostered the survival of village weaving\, leading to this skill’s recognition on the UNESCO Inventory of Intangible Heritage. The presentation concludes with an absorbing video of weavers in their villages speaking for themselves while demonstrating their skills and commitment to these venerable traditions in Cambodia today. \nGill Green is an independent scholar of Southeast Asian textiles who has long researched Cambodian weaving practices. This has led to the publication of two books: Traditional Textiles of Cambodia (2003) and Pictorial Cambodia Textiles (2008) as well as numerous lectures and research papers. She is immediate past president of TAASA. \nWeavers in Takeo province discussing patterns with Sompen Kutranon. Photo courtesy Gill Green. \nCost: Taasa Members $25\, Non-members: $35. Light refreshments will be served. \nPlease make all bookings and payments in advance\, via this website. \nFor further information email bookings@taasa.org.au
URL:https://www.taasa.org.au/events/village-weaving-in-cambodia-past-and-present/
LOCATION:Annie Wyatt Room at the National Trust Centre\, Upper Fort Street\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Textiles Study Group (NSW)
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