Epic Arts

Epic Arts

Who we are
Every Person Is Counted

he work of Epic Arts intends to change individuals' states of mind towards incapacity, empowering the conviction that each individual is tallied. We utilize execution as a key intends to urge the general group to include crippled individuals in expressions of the human experience and different ranges of work, and to view them as esteemed individuals from society. The Cambodian branch of the UK-based expressions philanthropy, we were set up to support and highlight the capacities of those typically termed as incapacitated by society.

What we do

Our work here is three fold - expressions workshops, execution and a bistro. The point of our workshops -, for example, Khmer move, contemporary move, dramatization, craftsmanship, art, music and puppetry - is to support the reconciliation of handicapped and physically fit individuals in the group. We work in association with different associations and schools all through Cambodia, including more than 15 incapacity bunches.

Our exhibitions are introduced by an expert move gathering and youth bunches. The previous as of late organized 'the Return', a 40-minute show including Cambodia's first expert crippled artists, close by expert artists associated with Cambodian Living Arts and understudy artists bolstered by Amrita Arts. Our childhood bunches - made up of hard of hearing and debilitated kids - presently perform two move preparations.


In mid 2006, we set up a little expressions bistro in Kampot in south-western Cambodia. The thought originated from the hard of hearing youngsters in Kampot who needed a spot to meet and have a place. The bistro utilizes hard of hearing and incapacitated persons, with the menu in gesture based communication.

What you can experience
In the event that you happen to be taking an excursion up the Bokor Mountain in Kampot, ensure you drop by at the Epic Arts Café. It's a decent rest stop to appreciate tasty hand crafted cakes and brownies, bagels, lunch snacks and organic product shakes.

Talk to our benevolent staff, read about our work and even realize some gesture based communication.

Buy a portion of the custom made cards and different crafted works made by the hard of hearing and incapacitated individuals from the group that are in plain view at the bistro.

Benefits from the bistro and blessings goes towards supporting new undertakings with Epic Arts and the nearby association Teang Tnaut. A rate additionally goes to the individual makers who make the painstaking work.

In the event that you have any abilities in craftsmanship and create and would be occupied with running a workshop please contact Katie at the email address underneath.




Contact us:
Phone: 012 350 824 or 012 376 968
Email: epicarts@camintel.com
www.epicarts.org.uk