柬埔寨藝術 以及柬埔寨的文化包括絲綢編織、銀飾、石雕、木雕、漆器、陶器、瓷器、寺廟壁畫、草編和風箏製作,有着豐富而久遠的歷史,並被印度文化深刻影響。[15]有趣的是,柬埔寨同樣深刻的影響了泰國和老撾的藝術文化。通過柬埔寨的歷史我們得知,柬埔寨藝術主要受宗教啟發。在過去的兩千年中,一些柬埔寨人從當地信仰,佛教,印度教的多重影響中發展出了一種特別的高棉族信仰,稱為泛靈論,大意為萬物皆有靈。印度文化和其文明造物,包括其語言和藝術於公元1世紀左右傳播到了東南亞區域。史學家如今達成的共識是航海商人在於印度和中國貿易時,將印度風俗和文化帶到了泰國和太平洋沿海的各個港口。第一個因此獲益的國家地區為扶南。在漫長的時間裡,柬埔寨文化也吸收了來自爪哇族,中華文化,老撾文化(英語:Culture of Laos)和泰國的文化元素。[16]
在公元前4世紀,大乘佛教第一次作為獨立的佛教流派出現,它強調了菩薩這一概念,一种放棄自我涅槃而幫助他人輪迴的存在。[25]Akira, Hirakawa (translated and edited by Paul Groner)(1993. A History of Indian Buddhism. Delhi: Motilal Banarsidass</ref>在大乘佛教早期,菩薩也是各類藝術作品,雕塑的題材。藏傳佛教作為大乘佛教的後代,也繼承了這一傳統。但是密宗(或佛教密宗)作為另一個主要流派可能在藏族藝術文化中具有壓倒其他所有流派的重要影響。藏族藝術中通常描繪的菩薩是聖觀音(Avalokitesvara),她/它/他經常被描繪成千手萬握的聖人,每隻手中間都有一隻眼睛,代表着能聆聽到我們一切請求的全知全能者。這種神聖的存在也可以理解為一個本尊,或者密宗中的「修行佛」。[26]
從十九世紀開始,現代藝術和法國文化開始傳入越南。20世紀初期,印度支那高等美術學院(Indochina College of Arts)成立,學院主要教授歐洲的藝術形式和技法,並在河內市和胡志明市等大城市有着相當的影響力。[101]
法國在越南長達80年的統治時間中,其對越南的旅遊限制和長期的民族獨立戰爭導致越南藝術家很少有機會到越南以外的地方學習或工作。[102][103]少數比較富裕的越南藝術家才有機會前往法國,並在那裡發展它們的職業生涯[102] 比如Le Thi Luu, Le Pho, Mai Trung Thu, Le Van De, Le Ba Dang and Pham Tang等人。[102]
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