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Celebrating the Source - Water Festivities of Southeast Asia (2008) Lindy Poh Synopsis Celebrating the Source features the iconic and beloved water festivities of the ASEAN Member States as well as introduces lesser-known rituals and celebrations that have shaped the cultural and social life of the region. These chapters trace a board outline of these ASEAN water festivities from the contributions of writers, observers and photographers across the region. Please click here for more information on the publication.
Foodlore & Flavors: Inside the Southeast Asian Kitchen (2007) Tan Su-Lyn (Editor) & Neal Oshima (Photographer) Synopsis The book will help you in creating the high flavours of Southeast Asia’s cuisines in your own home kitchen. It features more than 80 recipes for home-cooked dishes from ten ASEAN Member Countries.
Selection of Folktales from ASEAN and CHINA (2006) Synopsis These books contain thirty folktales from ASEAN Member Countries and eight folktales from China. Aimed at the young generation, the books have colourful and interesting pictures to support each folktale.
Southeast Asian Art and Culture: Ideas, Forms and Societies (2005) Aurora Roxas-Lim, Ph.D. Synopsis This book is aimed at presenting a thematic history and development of Southeast Asian Art and thought from a wider, multicultural Asian perspective. It shows art and culture across Southeast Asia drawing from similar and locally distinct mystical and religious beliefs, cultural traditions, aesthetics, myths, cycles of migrations, trade and political change. Also, in the last part, the book discusses how art is used as an instrument in nation building.
15 Tracks: Contemporary Southeast Asian Art (2003) Synopsis This catalogue is published in conjunction with the exhibition, 15 Tracks: Contemporary Southeast Asian Art. Travelling in 2003-2004, the exhibition was organised by the Singapore Art Museum, the Japan Foundation, Tama Art University Museum and Fukuoka Asian Art Museum.