Los Angeles Times | 6 November 2017
Chef Visouth Tarak Ouk cooks a pop-up dinner at Nuddlehaus, a Cambodian restaurant in Lakewood. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times)
Top, Bandit, a Cambodian tattoo artist (Video by Jessica Q. Chen). Left, Bandit, center, tattoos Perath Chann of Long Beach. Right, Bandit draws at California Kings Tattoo in Artesia. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times)
Top, Cambodian dance instructor Mea Lath is photographed in Long Beach (Video by Jessica Q. Chen). Left, Lath teaches young Cambodian dancers at Khmer Arts Academy in Long Beach. Right, Lath, reflected in mirror at left, teaches young Cambodian dancers at Khmer Arts Academy in Long Beach. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times)
Sayon Syprasoeuth is a visual artist who fled Cambodia with his family and moved to Long Beach after living in the refugee camps of Thailand. His work mainly consists of figurative sculptures, and he was one of the artists who painted a large mural in Cambodiatown at Anaheim Street and Dawson Avenue. (Jessica Q. Chen / Los Angeles Times)
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