A British citizen who spent much of his life in Thailand, Latchford became enamored with Khmer art in the 1950s, amassing one of the world’s largest private collections of Cambodian antiquities.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be returning 16 ancient sculptures to Cambodia and Thailand that are tied to looting. Fourteen Khmer sculptures are being returned to Cambodia while two will go ...

said in a statement that the museum is "committed to pursuing partnerships and collaborations with Cambodia and Thailand that will advance the world's understanding and appreciation of Khmer art ...

The Domner Khmer Art Festival was organised by a group of dedicated young Cambodians who have established an archive of Khmer movies and songs from the “Golden Era” of the 1960s and 70s. The event ...

The crown jewels were among 77 pieces of centuries-old gold jewelry handed over by the family of Douglas Latchford, a British antiquities dealer and leading scholar on Khmer art who in 2019 was ...

A tourist was stunned by his hotel's spectacular window view of the Cambodia's Royal Palace. Footage shows the stunning ...

Five of the artifacts also appeared in Bunker and Latchford’s 2004 book “Adoration and Glory: The Golden Age of Khmer Art.” They’re attributed only to a “private American collection.” ...

Significant to this effort was Douglas AJ Latchford, a British-Thai businessman who had become a leading collector, scholar and dealer in Khmer art — and would later be indicted as an illegal ...

According to an announcement from the AIC Tuesday, an in-house research team led by a Khmer art specialist determined the museum’s provenance information for the artifact was incorrect.

Sok teaches Cambodian classical dance at Khmer Maine, and these girls spend every Sunday morning learning this art form that was once at risk of extinction. They will perform this Saturday in ...