CAMBODIA FACE…
Young population
Of Cambodians are
25 years old or younger. (2)
Exterminated creative community
Of artists, musicians, dancers
and intellectuals were killed by
the Khmer Rouge.(1)
Underdeveloped economy
Of Cambodia's population live
below the poverty line. (3)
SMALL ART SCHOOL…
Reduced child labor
Have to work to help their family.
Provides partly high education
Of Cambodians finish
high school. (4)
Serves as a nursery institution
Of children under five are
malnourished or stunted. (5)
Resources:1The guardian, 2012 / 2WorldBank, 2016 / 3Indexmundi, 2016 / 4justlanded-CambodiaGuide, 2017 / 5Cambodia-SaveThechildren, 2016
Founder Tomoko came in Cambodia and started building the school
“Small Art School’’ opening & Hea joined the team
Yuko Sakata, from Japan, joined the team as an Art coordinator.
First collaborations with local & international organisations…
1ST Art Exhibition at Victoria Hotel in Siem Reap.
In February, we provided a poster design and art exhibition for Angkor Wat International Film Festival (Sofitel Hotel). Implemented in 2013 and 2014.
Around 170 kids attend our art lessons.
“Khmer Kids Art Gallery” is founded in June at Old Market area.
“Khmer Kids Art Gallery” is founded
In October, at the request of the KDDI Foundation, an art lesson will be held at a school in a village in Myanmar.
School registration in Cambodia.
School has been approved by Cambodian Ministry of Education. No. 1484
We launched Khmer traditional story, “Reamker” art book.
Around 350 children attend our art lessons.
10th year anniversary and art exhibition in Ginza Tokyo.
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We started a new collaboration with handicapped children’s school Krousar Thmey and started Saturday morning art lesson.
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