Greetings,

On Wednesday 26, 7 pm, at Meta House, a screening of Davy Chou’s film Diamond Island, his narrative feature debut. The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director. $2 entry.
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On Thursday 27, 10.30 am – 12.30 pm, a CAST (Contemporary Art Space Tours) tour focusing on Cambodian art collections included in Java Café’s exhibitionThe Object(s) of Collecting, “a unique opportunity to visit spaces and see artworks that are rarely seen by the public.” English language, $5 includes tuk tuk travel, limited space: book by Facebook message or email info [@] javaarts.org.
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Later on Thursday 27, at the French Institute from 6.30 pm, the opening of Architectures et paysages (Architectures and Landscapes) by Christian Milovanoff, former teacher at Ecole de la photographie d’Arles, and Studio Images. “He is one of the greatest French photographers of today. With the Studio Images students, he will attempt, in Siem Reap, an original and unexpected approach of the city.” Until June 3.
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On Saturday 29, 7.30 pm at L Bar (Lakeside), their monthly open mic, Spoken World #8, with a free beer for performers. All speakers, readers and audience welcome.
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At Meta House on Monday 1, A Tribute to the Working People for May Day, featuring Italian pianist Simone Sala performing works by Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Scriabin, along with readings by students and teachers of Goethe Institut German language classes. $10/$3. 8 pm start.
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Coming soon:

• from May 4 to 17 at Footprint Cafe, Siem Reap, Cambodia reawakening: a year after the Khmer Rouge, a photo exhibition by US author and former journalist John Burgess in collaboration with education NGO Anjali House. Cambodian teenagers react – with poems, stories or personal reflections – to photographs of their country in 1980.
• May 9 to 25 June at Java Independence, Flower, new works by Neak Sophal.

For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

If you are a venue or artist and would like to receive a weekly reminder to provide Kumnooh with an upcoming event or activity, please contact fabianhipp@kumnooh.com and ask to be added to the venue/artists list.

In brief: new and returning…

Wednesday 26, 7 pm, at Meta House, a screening of Davy Chou’s film Diamond Island plus Q&A with the director. $2 entry.
More info

Thursday 27, 10.30 am – 12.30 pm, a CAST (Contemporary Art Space Tours) tour focusing on Cambodian art collections included in Java Café’s exhibitionThe Object(s) of Collecting. $5 includes tuk tuk travel, limited space: book by Facebook message or email info [@] javaarts.org.
More info

Thursday 27, 6.30 pm at the French Institute, the opening of Architectures et paysages (Architectures and Landscapes) by Christian Milovanoff, former teacher at Ecole de la photographie d’Arles, and Studio Images. Until June 3.
More info

Saturday 29, 7.30 pm at L Bar (Lakeside), open mic Spoken World #8.
More info

Monday 1, 8 pm at Meta House, A Tribute to the Working People, featuring Italian pianist Simone Sala performing works by Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Scriabin, along with readings in German. $10/$3.
More info

Ongoing….

Every Tuesday and Thursday at 6.30 pm, Bophana Center presents Cine Soiree, an evening of film and discussion. Programme changes every week, across a wide range of cinema experiences.
More info

Every third Wednesday, 7.30 pm at The Harbour in Siem Reap, the Spoken Arts night invites writers and readers to share.
More info

Every Saturday morning at 10 am Coin Café presents free apsara dance classes for children.
More info

The Phnom Penh Writers Workshop holds events every second Sunday afternoon for Phnom Penh writers who are interested in discussion and critique of their works in progress. If you would like to be involved, please contact Claire (clairemarchantcollier [ @ ] gmail.com or John john.christopher.brown [ @ ] gmail.com.

Meta House hosts a street art exhibition by Alias 2.0, a French artist based in Phnom Penh since 2016. “He has eagerly committed himself to examining new ways of composing abstract graffiti and calligraphic ways of expression.”
More info

At Meta House, an exhibition by John K Melvin , Curbing Entropy, investigating the relationship between nature and culture, featuring photos of a recent installation at 1961 in Siem Reap. “The artist hopes to direct our attention to the danger of plastic pollution on all our oceans.”

At the National Museum, reBIRTH reVITALISE reGENERATION, an exhibition by an informal collective of Cambodian contemporary artists to illustrate what a National Art Gallery might look like.   Featuring work by Chan Vitharin, Chhan Dina, Chuop Sopheak, Chhim Sothy, Em Riem, Heng Monyphal, Leang Seckon, Nou Sary, Ouk Chimvichet, Ouk Socheathy, Prom Vichet, Sam Sophonn, Sous Sodavy, Soeung Vannara, and Tith Veasna.
More info

The Asia Foundation Community Art Gallery (St 242) presents Waterworks, an installation by Phe Sophon. “Sophon fuses plastic water bottles together into larger than life water drops, elliptical shapes and flowing vessels echoing argyle-esque motifs awoken from Khmer script.”
More info

At The Plantation, Hospitality, an exhibition by the Yamada School of Art. “Hospitality? “The shade of the forest after hard work in the sun.” “The blue and green pool of an urban resort. “A sleeping beauty seen from above, relaxed and safe.” “A piano awaiting someone to sit in front of it and play.” “The visual gift of the world from a hotel room”… 9 young Khmer artists and their tutor in a stimulating art show.”
More info

Bophana Centre presents the opening of Phnom Penh Before the Fall: Snapshots from a Beseiged City, an exhibition by Colin Grafton made up of photographs from the city in 1975. From 6.30 pm.
More info

Java Café Independence presents The Object(s) of Collecting, a exhibition made up of items from the collections of Cambodian arts collectors “to share their love, passion, taste, and their (hi)stories […] promoting collectorship, patronage, and art appreciation.”
More info

At Chinese House, Sticky Fingers Gallery presents Yesterday Once More, an exhibition of paintings and collages by Julien Poulson (founder of the Cambodian Space Project), images in preparation for a music theatre production of the same name, based on the disappearance of Golden Era singer Pov Vannary.
More info

Performing arts courses at Brighton International School (#79 street 310) for ages 4 – 6 and 7 – 11 – singing, dancing, acting, every Saturday.
More info

The Governor’s House Boutique Hotel (3 Mao Tse Tung Blvd, 100 m from Norodom Blvd) and Little Hearts International present a twofold exhibition by street photographer Vincent de Wilde, Between Salt and Earth and Supervivere, Cambodia Today.
More info

Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra hosts Wonders of 1929, a collection of vintage photographs of Cambodia, the work of Georges Portal, a French actor and director.
More info
Even more info

New Leaf Book Cafe in Siem Reap, has a continuous exhibition for Small Art School, featuring the work of young aspiring Cambodian artists.
More info

Elegy: Reflections on Angkor by John McDermott. The award-winning American photographer maintains his strong presence on the Siem Reap art scene with his mesmerizing monochromatic fine art images of Angkor taken between 1995-2014. Now exhibiting in two McDermott Galleries located at FCC Angkor and Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor.
More info

The Traditional Dance Show, presented by Cambodian Living Arts, takes place at the National Museum stage. The hour-long performance showcases classical and folk dances from across Cambodia, including the famous Apsara. Every night Monday-Saturday (October-April) and every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (May to September).
More info

Phare Ponleu Selpak, the famous Cambodian circus school offers nightly performances in Siem Reap and performances on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays in Battambang, on a rolling cycle of different works.
In Siem Reap: at 7.30 pm under the big top in Siem Reap, behind the Angkor National Museum, in front of Angkor Century Hotel.
More info
In Battambang: visual arts exhibition from 6 pm then circus show at 7 pm.
More info

DanceWorldCambodia offers classes in adult ballet, yoga and Bollywood style.  For more info contact dance@danceworldcambodia.com

Greetings,

Wednesday 19 at The Plantation, the monthly gathering of the Literati Society of Phnom Penh will feature a range of readers and styles both formal and informal. From 7 pm.

Thursday 20, from 6 pm, Meta House hosts the opening of a street art exhibition by Alias 2.0, a French artist based in Phnom Penh since 2016. “He has eagerly committed himself to examining new ways of composing abstract graffiti and calligraphic ways of expression.”
More info

Thursday 20 from 7.30 pm at Roots & Burgers, their monthly stand up comedy open mic, open to all comers, hosted by Comedy in Cambodia.
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Friday 21, 6.30 pm at Bophana Center, an artist talk by American artist, Michael Kuetemeyer, who is in Phnom Penh for one month to lead the American Arts Incubator in Cambodia, to lead workshops that combine art and technology skills ( such as Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality) to address the effects of climate change and deforestation.
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On Saturday 22 from 10 am at the French Institute, a stop motion animation workshop led by Sarah Richardot, in partnership with Fotokino Association. Registration: $10, via melanie.laraque [ @ ] institutfrancais-cambodge.com.
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On Saturday 22 at Justice Café and Library, an event of Coffee and Conversation with Thavry Thon, young Khmer author of A Proper Woman. “This is the true story of a young Cambodian woman who has challenged her country’s social and cultural norms throughout her life and as a consequence has become an ambassador for female empowerment.” 2 pm – 5 pm.
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Saturday 22 from 4 pm – 10 pm, Spoken Word in the Garden at Cloud promises a range of readers and performers. Free entrance.
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On Sunday 23 Khmer Architecture Tours presents 1960s Houses and Villas in Toul Kork (incl the White Building in Bassac). 8.30 am start, reservations essential.
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Sunday 23 at Meta House, as part of their regular Green Day, an exhibition by John K Melvin , Curbing Entropy, investigating the relationship between nature and culture, featuring photos of a recent installation at 1961 in Siem Reap. “The artist hopes to direct our attention to the danger of plastic pollution on all our oceans.” 2 pm start.

For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

If you are a venue or artist and would like to receive a weekly reminder to provide Kumnooh with an upcoming event or activity, please contact fabianhipp@kumnooh.com and ask to be added to the venue/artists list.

In brief: new and returning…

Wednesday 19, 7 pm, at The Plantation, the monthly gathering of the Literati Society of Phnom Penh will feature a range of readers.

Thursday 20, 6 pm, Meta House hosts a street art exhibition by Alias 2.0, a French artist based in Phnom Penh since 2016. “He has eagerly committed himself to examining new ways of composing abstract graffiti and calligraphic ways of expression.”
More info

Thursday 20, 7.30 pm at Roots & Burgers, their monthly stand up comedy open mic, open to all comers, hosted by Comedy in Cambodia.
More info

Friday 21, 6.30 pm at Bophana Center, an artist talk by American artist, Michael Kuetemeyer, on the American Arts Incubator in Cambodia, to lead workshops that combine art and technology skills to address the effects of climate change and deforestation.
More info

Saturday 22, 10 am at the French Institute, a stop motion animation workshop led by Sarah Richardot. Registration: $10, via melanie.laraque [ @ ] institutfrancais-cambodge.com.
More info

Saturday 22, 2 pm at Justice Café and Library, Coffee and Conversation with Thavry Thon, young Khmer author of A Proper Woman.
More info

Saturday 22, 4 pm – 10 pm, Spoken Word in the Garden at Cloud promises a range of readers and performers. Free entrance.
More info

Sunday 23, 8.30 am, Khmer Architecture Tours presents 1960s Houses and Villas in Toul Kork (incl the White Building in Bassac). Reservations essential.
More info

Sunday 23, 2 pm at Meta House, an exhibition by John K Melvin , Curbing Entropy, investigating the relationship between nature and culture, featuring photos of a recent installation at 1961 in Siem Reap.

Ongoing….

Every Tuesday and Thursday at 6.30 pm, Bophana Center presents Cine Soiree, an evening of film and discussion. Programme changes every week, across a wide range of cinema experiences.
More info

Every third Wednesday, 7.30 pm at The Harbour in Siem Reap, the Spoken Arts night invites writers and readers to share.
More info

Every Saturday morning at 10 am Coin Café presents free apsara dance classes for children.
More info

The Phnom Penh Writers Workshop holds events every second Sunday afternoon for Phnom Penh writers who are interested in discussion and critique of their works in progress. If you would like to be involved, please contact Claire (clairemarchantcollier [ @ ] gmail.com or John john.christopher.brown [ @ ] gmail.com.

At the National Museum, reBIRTH reVITALISE reGENERATION, an exhibition by an informal collective of Cambodian contemporary artists to illustrate what a National Art Gallery might look like.   Featuring work by Chan Vitharin, Chhan Dina, Chuop Sopheak, Chhim Sothy, Em Riem, Heng Monyphal, Leang Seckon, Nou Sary, Ouk Chimvichet, Ouk Socheathy, Prom Vichet, Sam Sophonn, Sous Sodavy, Soeung Vannara, and Tith Veasna.
More info

The Asia Foundation Community Art Gallery (St 242) presents Waterworks, an installation by Phe Sophon. “Sophon fuses plastic water bottles together into larger than life water drops, elliptical shapes and flowing vessels echoing argyle-esque motifs awoken from Khmer script.”
More info

At The Plantation, Wednesday 29, Hospitality, an exhibition by the Yamada School of Art. “Hospitality? “The shade of the forest after hard work in the sun.” “The blue and green pool of an urban resort. “A sleeping beauty seen from above, relaxed and safe.” “A piano awaiting someone to sit in front of it and play.” “The visual gift of the world from a hotel room”… 9 young Khmer artists and their tutor in a stimulating art show.”
More info

Bophana Centre presents the opening of Phnom Penh Before the Fall: Snapshots from a Beseiged City, an exhibition by Colin Grafton made up of photographs from the city in 1975. From 6.30 pm.
More info

Cloud presents At the market, an exhibition by Svenja Burgwinkel, a German photographer living in Phnom Penh, inspired by Phnom Penh markets Psar Orussey, Psar Thmei and Psar Chas.
More info

Java Café Independence presents The Object(s) of Collecting, a exhibition made up of items from the collections of Cambodian arts collectors “to share their love, passion, taste, and their (hi)stories […] promoting collectorship, patronage, and art appreciation.”
More info

At Chinese House, Sticky Fingers Gallery presents Yesterday Once More, an exhibition of paintings and collages by Julien Poulson (founder of the Cambodian Space Project), images in preparation for a music theatre production of the same name, based on the disappearance of Golden Era singer Pov Vannary.
More info

Performing arts courses at Brighton International School (#79 street 310) for ages 4 – 6 and 7 – 11 – singing, dancing, acting, every Saturday.
More info

The Governor’s House Boutique Hotel (3 Mao Tse Tung Blvd, 100 m from Norodom Blvd) and Little Hearts International present a twofold exhibition by street photographer Vincent de Wilde, Between Salt and Earth and Supervivere, Cambodia Today.
More info

Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra hosts Wonders of 1929, a collection of vintage photographs of Cambodia, the work of Georges Portal, a French actor and director.
More info
Even more info

New Leaf Book Cafe in Siem Reap, has a continuous exhibition for Small Art School, featuring the work of young aspiring Cambodian artists.
More info

Elegy: Reflections on Angkor by John McDermott. The award-winning American photographer maintains his strong presence on the Siem Reap art scene with his mesmerizing monochromatic fine art images of Angkor taken between 1995-2014. Now exhibiting in two McDermott Galleries located at FCC Angkor and Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor.
More info

The Traditional Dance Show, presented by Cambodian Living Arts, takes place at the National Museum stage. The hour-long performance showcases classical and folk dances from across Cambodia, including the famous Apsara. Every night Monday-Saturday (October-April) and every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (May to September).

More info

Phare Ponleu Selpak, the famous Cambodian circus school offers nightly performances in Siem Reap and performances on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays in Battambang, on a rolling cycle of different works.
In Siem Reap: at 7.30 pm under the big top in Siem Reap, behind the Angkor National Museum, in front of Angkor Century Hotel.
More info
In Battambang: visual arts exhibition from 6 pm then circus show at 7 pm.
More info

DanceWorldCambodia offers classes in adult ballet, yoga and Bollywood style.  For more info contact dance@danceworldcambodia.com

Greetings,

Tonight, Tuesday 4, Java Independence hosts Curbing Entropy, an artist talk (in English) with John Kenneth Melvin, an American born multi‐disciplinary artist. “John is currently launching a new project, Curbing Entropy, in Siem Reap in collaboration with the 1961 space and surrounding communities. Together they are working with recovered, defective, or used plastic bottles from local factories and community collection points, to create a site-specific installation.” 6.30 pm start.
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On Wednesday 5 at 6 pm, Sa Sa Art Projects at the White Building hosts an artist talk (In English with Khmer translation) by Singaporean artist Chu Hao Pei. “Hao Pei’s works examine the loss, or potential loss, of nature and cultural heritage as a tactic to draw attention to wider issues of environmental and cultural loss.”
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Also on Wednesday 5, at 6.15 pm, an AfterWork Workshop at N o w h e r e art studio/gallery: Basics of Calligraphy with Xavier Dupré.
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On Thursday 6, at 6.30 pm, the French Institute presents Bodies in motion with dancer Noun Sovitou. “Evoking gender and religious issues, his choreography unfurls through the experimentation in the motion of bodies thrown against the contradictions of reality. Here, everything co-exist and anchors itself to the very depths of the being. Black and white, love and hate, good and evil.”   $10/$5.
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On Friday 7 at the National Museum, the opening of reBIRTH reVITALISE reGENERATION, an exhibition by an informal collective of Cambodian contemporary artists to illustrate what a National Art Gallery might look like. “Works by masters and those who they have mentored will be displayed side-by-side, two generations of artists vividly exploring the resonant themes that recur in Cambodian contemporary art – the redrawing of society, the plight of the environment, the strengths of home and family, the vitality of life – in the first step in a campaign to create a collection to inspire the generation coming.” The 15 artists to be exhibited are Chan Vitharin, Chhan Dina, Chuop Sopheak, Chhim Sothy, Em Riem, Heng Monyphal, Leang Seckon, Nou Sary, Ouk Chimvichet, Ouk Socheathy, Prom Vichet, Sam Sophonn, Sous Sodavy, Soeung Vannara, and Tith Veasna. Official opening 6 pm, public from 7 pm.

On Saturday 8, N o w h e r e art studio/gallery is holding Muy Dollar Portrait day – $1 for a quick portrait of the subject of your choice. Morning and afternoon sessions.
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Saturday 8 at Meta House, Xover, an electronic sound and visual performance by tourist performer Danilo Casti, using glitch, drone, noise and field recordings. “Xover is a mixture between digital and analogue sounds, between programming and circuit bending, between no-idiomatic shapes and abstract sound objects.” 9 pm start.
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On Sunday 9, N o w h e r e art studio/gallery is holding a workshop: rubberstamping for beginners. 1 pm start.
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On Sunday 9 Khmer Architecture Tours presents central Phnom Penh by cyclo. 8.30 am start, reservations essential.
More info

After a brief hiatus, Drink and Draw returns to Show Box on Sunday 9 at 7 pm. $3 gets you two hours with a life model. BYO materials.
More info

For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

If you are a venue or artist and would like to receive a weekly reminder to provide Kumnooh with an upcoming event or activity, please contact fabianhipp@kumnooh.com and ask to be added to the venue/artists list.

In brief: new and returning…

Tuesday 4, 6.30 pm, Java Independence hosts Curbing Entropy, an artist talk with John Kenneth Melvin, an American born multi‐disciplinary artist.
More info

Wednesday 5, 6 pm, Sa Sa Art Projects at the White Building hosts an artist talk by Singaporean artist Chu Hao Pei.
More info

Wednesday 5, 6.15 pm, an AfterWork Workshop at N o w h e r e art studio/gallery: Basics of Calligraphy with Xavier Dupré.
More info

Thursday 6, 6.30 pm, the French Institute presents Bodies in motion with dancer Noun Sovitou. $10/$5.
More info

Friday 7, 6 pm at the National Museum, the opening of reBIRTH reVITALISE reGENERATION, an exhibition by an informal collective of Cambodian contemporary artists to illustrate what a National Art Gallery might look like. Featuring Chan Vitharin, Chhan Dina, Chuop Sopheak, Chhim Sothy, Em Riem, Heng Monyphal, Leang Seckon, Nou Sary, Ouk Chimvichet, Ouk Socheathy, Prom Vichet, Sam Sophonn, Sous Sodavy, Soeung Vannara, and Tith Veasna.

Saturday 8, 11 – 2 pm, 3 – 5pm, N o w h e r e art studio/gallery is holding Muy Dollar Portrait day.
More info

Saturday 8, 9 pm at Meta House, Xover, an electronic sound and visual performance by tourist performer Danilo Casti, using glitch, drone, noise and field recordings.
More info

Sunday 9, 1 pm, N o w h e r e art studio/gallery is holding a workshop: rubberstamping for beginners.
More info

Sunday 9, 8.30 am, Khmer Architecture Tours presents central Phnom Penh by cyclo. Reservations essential.
More info

Sunday 9, 7 pm, Drink and Draw at Show Box. BYO materials.
More info
 

Ongoing….

Every Tuesday and Thursday at 6.30 pm, Bophana Center presents Cine Soiree, an evening of film and discussion. Programme changes every week, across a wide range of cinema experiences.
More info

Every third Wednesday, 7.30 pm at The Harbour in Siem Reap, the Spoken Arts night invites writers and readers to share.
More info

Every Saturday morning at 10 am Coin Café presents free apsara dance classes for children.
More info

The Phnom Penh Writers Workshop holds events every second Sunday afternoon for Phnom Penh writers who are interested in discussion and critique of their works in progress. If you would like to be involved, please contact Claire (clairemarchantcollier [ @ ] gmail.com or John john.christopher.brown [ @ ] gmail.com.

The Asia Foundation Community Art Gallery (St 242) presents Waterworks, an installation by Phe Sophon. “Sophon fuses plastic water bottles together into larger than life water drops, elliptical shapes and flowing vessels echoing argyle-esque motifs awoken from Khmer script.”
More info

At The Plantation, Wednesday 29, Hospitality, an exhibition by the Yamada School of Art. “Hospitality? “The shade of the forest after hard work in the sun.” “The blue and green pool of an urban resort. “A sleeping beauty seen from above, relaxed and safe.” “A piano awaiting someone to sit in front of it and play.” “The visual gift of the world from a hotel room”… 9 young Khmer artists and their tutor in a stimulating art show.”
More info

Bophana Centre presents the opening of Phnom Penh Before the Fall: Snapshots from a Beseiged City, an exhibition by Colin Grafton made up of photographs from the city in 1975. From 6.30 pm.
More info

At Meta House an exhibition, Polish Women With Dyed Red Hair by American photographer Jeremiah Overman.
More info

Cloud presents At the market, an exhibition by Svenja Burgwinkel, a German photographer living in Phnom Penh, inspired by Phnom Penh markets Psar Orussey, Psar Thmei and Psar Chas.
More info

Java Café Independence presents The Object(s) of Collecting, a exhibition made up of items from the collections of Cambodian arts collectors “to share their love, passion, taste, and their (hi)stories […] promoting collectorship, patronage, and art appreciation.”
More info

Meta House hosts People in the City, a new exhibition by German photographer Astrid Schulz, Phnom Penh: Capital City, “a collection of enticing insights into homes and workplaces spanning rich and poor, younger and older generations, migrants and those who have lived there all their lives and helped shaping the city.”
More info

At Chinese House, Sticky Fingers Gallery presents Yesterday Once More, an exhibition of paintings and collages by Julien Poulson (founder of the Cambodian Space Project), images in preparation for a music theatre production of the same name, based on the disappearance of Golden Era singer Pov Vannary.
More info

At the French Institute, Studio Images et la francophonie, in which students of Studio Images, the Institute’s photography workshop, explore the concepts of the French speaking world.
More info

A new exhibition by Frederikke Tu, Deconstruct+ at The Insider Gallery – Intercontinental Phnom Penh, based on observations of daily life in Phnom Penh. Runs until April 5.
More info

The FCC presents an exhibition by photographer Johan Bünger, The Soul of Cambodia, showing the daily life of the Cambodian people in all its diversity.
More info

Performing arts courses at Brighton International School (#79 street 310) for ages 4 – 6 and 7 – 11 – singing, dancing, acting, every Saturday.
More info

The Governor’s House Boutique Hotel (3 Mao Tse Tung Blvd, 100 m from Norodom Blvd) and Little Hearts International present a twofold exhibition by street photographer Vincent de Wilde, Between Salt and Earth and Supervivere, Cambodia Today.
More info

Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra hosts Wonders of 1929, a collection of vintage photographs of Cambodia, the work of Georges Portal, a French actor and director.
More info
Even more info

New Leaf Book Cafe in Siem Reap, has a continuous exhibition for Small Art School, featuring the work of young aspiring Cambodian artists.
More info

Elegy: Reflections on Angkor by John McDermott. The award-winning American photographer maintains his strong presence on the Siem Reap art scene with his mesmerizing monochromatic fine art images of Angkor taken between 1995-2014. Now exhibiting in two McDermott Galleries located at FCC Angkor and Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor.
More info

The Traditional Dance Show, presented by Cambodian Living Arts, takes place at the National Museum stage. The hour-long performance showcases classical and folk dances from across Cambodia, including the famous Apsara. Every night Monday-Saturday (October-April) and every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (May to September).
More info

Phare Ponleu Selpak, the famous Cambodian circus school offers nightly performances in Siem Reap and performances on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays in Battambang, on a rolling cycle of different works.
In Siem Reap: at 7.30 pm under the big top in Siem Reap, behind the Angkor National Museum, in front of Angkor Century Hotel.
More info
In Battambang: visual arts exhibition from 6 pm then circus show at 7 pm.
More info

DanceWorldCambodia offers classes in adult ballet, yoga and Bollywood style.  For more info contact dance@danceworldcambodia.com