Publications

“What to make out of loss: Exploring the missing textile collection at the National Museum of Cambodia.”
Res Mobilis, vol. 13, no. 16, July 2023, 4-22.

“Exhibition Review: Remembering S-21 Victims Through Their Clothes.”
Fashion Studies, vol. 4, no. 2, 2023, 1-11.

“TEX-KR Project: From Textile Remains to Lost Practices, Investigating the Textile Material Culture of Conflict of the Khmer Rouge Regime”
Archaeological Textile Review, No.64, January 2023 issue, 142-146.
“Artisans Angkor: Reclaiming Cambodian Silk Crafts under French Patronage (1992-2017)”
Journal of Textile Design and Research Practice, vol. 7 (1), May 2019, 78-103.
“Textile Remains at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum”
Mémoires en Jeu, No.6 (May 2018), 85-90.

"Khmer Golden Silk: Indigeneity, Nationhood, and International Competition"
Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of World Textiles, Vol. 1 Fibre, edited by Jannis Jefferies and Vivienne Richmond. London: Bloomsbury Publishing. (Submitted, forthcoming Fall 2025).
"Silk Weaving in the Cambodian Refugee Crisis and Diaspora: Displaced Practice and Identities in the Post-Khmer Rouge Era"
Skilled Immigrants in the Textile and Fashion Industries: Stories from a Globe Spanning History, edited by Nazanin Hedayat Munroe. London: Bloomsbury Publishing, February 2024.
"Threads of Evidence: Textile Remains at TSGM"
Co-authored with Julia Brennan, in Anthology on Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, former Khmer Rouge prison, edited by Stephanie Benzaquen Gautier and Anne-Laure Porée. Leiden: Brill. (Accepted, forthcoming Spring 2024).
"Investigating Female Entrepreneurship in Silk Weaving in Contemporary Cambodia"
Threads of Globalization: Fashion, Textiles and Gender in Asia in the Long Twentieth Century, edited by Melia Belli. Manchester: Manchester University Press, February 2024.

Crafts in Asia: Pathways to Sustainability
Creative Resource Guide series, ebook. Singapore: ASEF Foundation, 2022.
Crafting Laos and Cambodia
Creative Resource Guide series, ebook. Singapore: ASEF Foundation, 2019.

Dancing in Silk (2019)

Mid-length documentary film following Cambodian American dancers in Cambodia Town neighbourhood in Long Beach, CA
(Official selection Dance on Camera Film Festival 2019, Stockhom Dansfilm Festival 2019, Cambodia International Film Festival 2020, Seattle Asian American Film Festival 2020; Best short documentary award Rethink Dance Film Festival 2019)
Tissus & Artisans du Monde / World Textiles & Artisans (2011-2018)
Web documentary (text, short film, photo) about textile artisans and practices from all over the world.

Silk and post-conflict Cambodia: Embodied practices and global and local dynamics of heritage and knowledge transference (1991-2018)

2021, PhD thesis, Royal College of Art.

"The Making and Unmaking of the National Museum of Cambodia’s Textile Collection"
March 16th, 2022. Cambodia Seminar Series Online talk with Dr. Eve Zucker, CKS President and Lecturer in Anthropology, Yale University, USA
Organisers: NIAS Nordic Institute of Asian Studies; Center for Khmer Studies (CKS); Columbia University Weatherhead East Asia Institute; and New York Southeast Asia Network (NYSEAN)
"What Remains: Textiles from Tuol Sleng"
April 2022. The Nordic Asia Podcast.
In conversation with Dr. Terese Gagnon, postdoctoral researcher at NIAS.
What can textiles tell us about histories of genocide and the lived experiences of prisoners? In this episode, Dr. Magali-An Berthon discusses the treatment of prisoners at S-21 and how clothes played a role into their imprisonment and dehumanisation.

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