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Digital Archive LADA FINAL 3.3.18 Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Filmed and edited by Adele Pham, PerFormance Assistance: Yang Yanna & Met Thoeun, Crew: Dana Anida Yoeu Ali, Langlois, La Single-channel Cambodia, Studio Sros, Anida Yoeu Ali Spiral Cyclo HD video 2012 3'27" Studio Revolt Revolt Reaksmey Anida Yoeu Ali Filmed and edited by Adele Pham, PerFormance Assistance: Yang Yanna & Met Thoeun, Crew: Dana Anida Yoeu Ali, Langlois, La Single-channel Cambodia, Studio Sros, Anida Yoeu Ali Spiral Cyclo (edit) HD video 2013 3'22" Studio Revolt Revolt, Spiral Cyclo Reaksmey Anida Yoeu Ali Photograph Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Back Home documentation 2015 5 photos Cambodia, Back Anida Yoeu Ali Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Images, PerFormance documents Anida Yoeu Ali, The Space and Installation and Cambodia, The Between Archive material Space Between, Java Anida Yoeu Ali Inside/Outside material 2012 relevant to Java Arts Café Arts Café Anida Yoeu Ali Credit Annie Jael Workshop Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Kwan Photographs Photos: 110 Cambodia, Workshop Anida Yoeu Ali Buddhist Bug - Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Studio Revolt Photographs 2012-2014 5 photos Studio Revolt Cambodia, Buddhist Anida Yoeu Ali Bug APP Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Installation Photographs 2013 4 photos Cambodia, Buddhist Anida Yoeu Ali Buddhist Bug Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali 2013 Photographs 2013 11 photos Cambodia, Buddhist Anida Yoeu Ali Buddhist Bug Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali 2014 Photographs 2014 13 photos Cambodia, Buddhist Anida Yoeu Ali Buddhist Bug Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Video Stills Photographs 7 images Cambodia, Buddhist Anida Yoeu Ali Red Chador - Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Beheadings Photographs 2015 5 photos Cambodia, Red Anida Yoeu Ali Red Chador - Anida Yoeu Ali, Tania Anida Yoeu Ali Paris Photographs 2015 6 photos Cambodia, Red Palmier Anida Yoeu Ali Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Catalogue published to accompany Anida Yoeu Ali, Java the Arts, Studio Revolt, The Buddhist exhibition Brightspace Gallery, Bug: Between The Cambodia, Dana Anida Yoeu Ali Here & There PDF Publication 2015 Buddhist Langlois Anida Yoeu Ali ArtAsiaPaciFic Artist ProFile Cambodia, Anida ProFile - Anida - Anida Yoeu Ali, Anida Yoeu Ali Yoeu Ali PDF article 1995 Yoeu Ali. ArtAsiaPaciFic ArtAsiaPaciFic Anida Yoeu Ali SAIC Alumni Article School oF the Art Spotlight: Anida about Anida Institute oF Cambodia, Anida Anida Yoeu Ali Yoeu Ali PDF article 2016 Yoeu Ali Chicago (SAIC) Yoeu Ali Jac Kuntz Anida Yoeu Ali Publication accompanyi ng "The Buddhist Bug Project" by Anida The Buddhist Yoeu Ali, Bug Project by March 1 - Java Café + Gallery Cambodia, Anida Anida Yoeu Ali Anida Yoeu Ali PDF Publication 2013 May 20, and Studio Revolt Yoeu Ali, Java Café Anida Yoeu Ali Single channel Leang Seckon, Goodbye video with Cambodia, Goodbye Leang Seckon Boeung Kak sound 2010, 2014 10'07" Boeung Kak Leang Seckon Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Single channel Leang Seckon, Naga video Cambodia, Naga Leang Seckon PerFormance documentation 3'55" PerFormance Leang Seckon Illustration/ Graphics: Leang Seckon, Montage/Edi ting: Carlos Franklin, Leang Seckon, Music: Untitled (AFter Cambodia, AFter Apparat, Ed Leang Seckon Naga project) Video 3'41" Naga Rush, Leang Seckon Leang Seckon, Leang Seckon Heavy Skirt Video 6'28" Cambodia, Heavy Leang Seckon Facilitated by Lim Sokchanlina, Translated The Elephant by Glynnis And The Pond OF Leang Seckon, Brook, Leang Seckon The Blood Video 17'11" Cambodia Edited by Leang Seckon Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Filmmaker: Khvay Samnang, Thanks: Yin Sotheara, Vandy Single channel Lim Sokchanlina, The Rattana, The Rock (White video with Rock, White Tobin Lim Sokchanlina Building) sound 2011 6'15" Building, Cambodia Rothlein, Lim Sokchanlina Book with documentation Loeum Lorn, Loeum Lorn oF artwork PDF File 28 pages Cambodia Loeum Lorn Artist concept Loeum Lorn, Loeum Lorn and Biography PDF FIle 6 pages Cambodia Loeum Lorn Cambodian Youth Arts Festival, Loeum Lorn, Loeum Lorn Universal Law Video 2012? Phnom Penh Cambodia Loeum Lorn Loeum Lorn Dream Work Video 3'58" Loeum Lorn, Loeum Lorn Yesterday Yesterday no Photos, videos, no more - Loeum Lorn, Loeum Lorn more exhibition documents various Files Cambodia Loeum Lorn Single channel Long Kosal, Videographe video Studio Arts Cambodia, r Sokhum Long Kosal PerFormance documentation 2014 4'20" Battambang Battambang Roeun Long Kosal PerFormance Long Kosal, Long Kosal Images Photographs 61 Photos Cambodia, Long Kosal Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Single channel Long Kosal, Video by video Studio Arts Cambodia, Sokhom Long Kosal PerFormance documentation 2014 6'03" Battambang Battambang Roeun Long Kosal Single channel Reaksmey Yean, Angkor Art Explo video Cambodia, Reaksmey Yean PerFormance documentation 5'53" Battambang Reaksmey Yean Single channel Sok Chanrado, Sok Chanrado Memory video with 2012 2'17" Cambodia Sok Chanrado Filming: Chhum Phanith & Blu Simon, Assistance: Single channel Eng video with Sok Chanrado, Chandaneth Sok Chanrado Sound Wave sound 2013 9'33" Cambodia & Chev Sok Chanrado Single channel Sok Chanrado, made with Sok Chanrado Night Man video with 9'51" Cambodia Chhum Sok Chanrado Thinking of Single channel Sok Chanrado, made with Sok Chanrado Children video with 2'16" Cambodia Chhum Sok Chanrado One Dollar: Single channel Episode #10 – 3 video with Sok Chanrado, Sok Chanrado Days More sound 7'24" Cambodia Sok Chanrado One Dollar: Single channel Episode #7 – video with Sok Chanrado, Sok Chanrado Fighting For LiFe sound 7'59" Cambodia Sok Chanrado Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Video Srey Bandaul, Srey Bandaul Site 2 documentation 6'15" Cambodia Srey Bandaul Bandaul Photographs Srey Bandaul, Srey Bandaul perFormance and videos 2016 106 files Cambodia Srey Bandaul Srey Bandaul Studio images Photographs 2014 9 photos Srey Bandaul, Srey Bandaul Single channel Svay Sareth, Documentati Svay Sareth Mon Boulet video with 2011 8'25" Cambodia, Mon on: Touch Svay Sareth Single channel Live Painting, Pen Robit, video with Cambodia, Svay Long Kosal, Live painting photographic Sareth, Pen Robit, Nov Live Painting event slideshow slideshow 2016 3'53" Long Kosal, Nov Cheanick, Svay Sareth Single channel Tith Kanitha, video Cambodia, Heavy Tith Kanitha Heavy Sand documentation 2012 11'09" Sand Tith Kanitha Single channel Tith Kanitha, Heavy Sand, no video Cambodia, Heavy Tith Kanitha music documentation 2012 10'58" Sand Tith Kanitha Photograph Tith Kanitha, Photographs Tith Kanitha Heavy Sand documentation 2012 6 photos Cambodia, Heavy by Anders Tith Kanitha Photograph Tith Kanitha, Tith Kanitha Heavy Sand documentation 2012 8 photos Cambodia, Heavy Tith Kanitha Breaking Stove - Tith Kanitha at Tith Kanitha, Tith Kanitha her exhibition Video 2012? 6'36" Breaking Stove Tith Kanitha Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions SurVivArt Arts Installation Video For the Right to a at Boeung documentati Good - Tith Kak Lake, on and Kanitha's Hut oF Cambodia, Tith Kanitha, editing by Tith Kanitha Tep Sodachan Video 2011 July 2011 Cambodia Kate O'Hara Tith Kanitha Women can move away From Tith Kanitha, Tith Kanitha the stove Photograph 2010 Cambodia Anders Jiras Tith Kanitha Women can move away From Tith Kanitha, Tith Kanitha the stove (?) Photograph 2010 Cambodia Tith Kanitha Single channel 9'53" / video installation Tuan Mami Mom's Utopia documentation 2012 and Tuan Mami, Vietnam Tuan Mami Single channel 3'36" / video Social Tuan Mami Chasing documentation 2011 sculpture Tuan Mami, Vietnam Tuan Mami 4'43" / Single channel Video Christoph video perFormance Arge Tuan Mami Morning Exercise documentation 2012 & Tuan Mami, Vietnam Schwarz Tuan Mami Single channel Protest Again video Joseph Tuan Mami The Void Part 1 documentation 2013 6'23" Tuan Mami, Vietnam Ravens Tuan Mami Right for Cat. Year of Duration/De Reference/Per No. Name Title of work Media Production tails Gallery/Institution Keywords Credits missions Single channel Protest Again video Tuan Mami The Void Part 2 documentation 2013 1'27" Tuan Mami, Vietnam Tuan Mami Single channel Tuan Mami Myth East Mist video with 2016 16'17" Tuan Mami, Vietnam Tuan Mami Single channel video Tuan Mami I and Nature documentation 2010 4'01" Tuan Mami, Vietnam Tuan Mami Single channel 3'41" / video PerFormance Nguyen Tuan Mami Red Carpet documentation 2011 installation: Tuan Mami, Vietnam Hong Ngoc Tuan Mami 22398 steps - 35 hours – 45 square meters – Single channel 19'58" / 35 Chinese’s ink video PerFormance Tuan Mami liters documentation 2010 : 1 week Tuan Mami, Vietnam Li Yi Tuan Mami Celebrating the Single channel 7'49" / end oF the video PerFormance Tuan Mami relaxing time documentation 2010 : 23'48" Tuan Mami, Vietnam Xu Xin
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