Greetings:

As part of the Sra’Art Human Interaction cycle, the gallery presents work by Kok, and on Friday 3 there will be an artist’s talk and Q&A.  From 6.30 pm.
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New Cambodian Artists in Siem Reap are back to weekly performances of contemporary dance every Saturday at 6.30 pm.  Seating limited to 12 – bookings advised.
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Cloud’s Drink & Draw is back from its social distancing break with limited seating.  Two hours with a live model.   Bookings requested.  Prebooking: $4 (including $1 off your first drink)  Walk-in: $5 (including 1$ off your first drink).  Every Monday.
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Java Creative Café has declared its Open Walls on-line exhibition open, with works by a variety of artists from the Phnom Penh community.  You can view it here. 

Sa Sa Art Projects’ current exhibition, Elements by Mech Choulay & Mech Sereyrath, runs to 7 August.  Viewing available online or gallery visit by appointment.  “The two artists use performance and personal actions in the form of photographs and videos to shed light on the resilience of nature against the destruction caused by humans.”
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Creative Generation and Futures Factory invite Cambodian poets to submit their work for a a public poetry exhibition in response to the COVID-19 global crisis. Deadline is 15 July 2020.
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White Canvas Cambodia is a similar competition for Cambodian artists, seeking to increase the growth of the art market of South East Asia.
More info

Coming soon:

• Phnom Penh Players official pitch party for July – December 2020 will be held on July 23 at Integrity Bar.  Submissions deadline: 17 July.

For a more rock’n’roll view of Phnom Penh and the wider Cambodian music scene, please check out our sister publication lengpleng.com, the long running live music gig guide.

Note: we are now accepting donations for the on-going work of Kumnooh, which can be made either via payment to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com at Paypal, or alternatively in cash which can be arranged by emailing to the same address. Your small contributions will help continue our free and advertising free service into the great, wide future of contemporary arts in Cambodia.

Are we missing something?  Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

See you about…

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

As part of the Sra’Art Human Interaction cycle, the gallery presents work by Kok.  “Kok created his pieces by starting from a small dot of paint, putting the thousand of small dots together to create unique pieces full of color and pleasure to the eyes!”  From 6 pm.
More info

At Meta House, Everything in its right place, an exhibition by Christopher Bryce Morris Wise.  “I’ve always been drawn to the perplexing mathematics of interpersonal relationships. Recently, I couldn’t help but see everything and everyone as basic shapes – some that fit, some that don’t.  Everyone angular, quartered. These shapes arrange-interact or overlap-in strange geometry. An ever-changing design that becomes a puzzle to solve, a spell to chant mantra-like alone. Solitary and separated, we exist in increasingly isolated spaces – turning inward. The square of an apartment, rectangular bed peeking at a door, the dull glow of screens reduce into even smaller vistas. Life a serrated keyhole that cuts ourselves out or in. We mystify demystification and conjure ourselves: the flat shapes that remain.”
More info

Kampot Art Gallery presents Chan Phoun and Vodka in one exhibition.  “Besides the exhibition there’s a fish room to dive through and a gift shop with Mathilda Graphic designs, upcycled jewellery, comicbooks by Nicolas C. Grey, greeting cards and art supplies.”
More info

Transit, an exhibition by Marie Le Mounier and Studio Images, at the French Institute.  “It enters into her concerns regarding the portrayal of reality, in which she shows people questioning the inner working of their urban environment, which they constantly keep passing through.”
More info

Activities:

Cloud’s Drink & Draw is back from its social distancing break with limited seating.  Two hours with a live model.   Bookings requested.  Prebooking: $4 (including $1 off your first drink)  Walk-in: $5 (including 1$ off your first drink).  Every Monday.
More info

Every Wednesday at Azure Bar & Grill, Sip and Draw with Olga Shkylar – $20 for a two hour workshop; includes drawing materials and a drink.
More info

Also on Thursdays, Sra’Art is holding a kids’ art club, with art-based activities for kids of different ages through the day.
More info

Dance:

New Cambodian Artists in Siem Reap are back to weekly performances of contemporary dance every Saturday at 6.30 pm.  Seating limited to 12 – bookings advised.
More info

Greetings:

Tonight, Tuesday 23 at The Box Office, the Phnom Penh Players are holding a pitch meeting for their next season.  From  7.30 pm.
More info

On Thursday 25 Meta House presents the second night of International Video Art Fest, screening a selection of video art from the archive at Thailand Media and Arts Festial, from 6 pm on the Meta Balcony.
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This weekend Mirage Contemporary Art Space in Siem Reap is reopening with two nights of films from the Chaktomuk Short Film Festival 2019.  Friday 26 is highlights and special mentions; Saturday 27 is the finalists.  CSFF director Sum Sithen will be present to host a Q&A with Cambodian filmmakers.
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As part of the Sra’Art Human Interaction cycle, on Saturday 27 the gallery presents work by Kok.  “Kok created his pieces by starting from a small dot of paint, putting the thousand of small dots together to create unique pieces full of color and pleasure to the eyes!”  From 6 pm.
More info

Creative Generation and Futures Factory invite Cambodian poets to submit their work for a a public poetry exhibition in response to the COVID-19 global crisis. Deadline is 15 July 2020.
More info

White Canvas Cambodia is a similar competition for Cambodian artists, seeking to increase the growth of the art market of South East Asia.
More info

For a more rock’n’roll view of Phnom Penh and the wider Cambodian music scene, please check out our sister publication lengpleng.com, the long running live music gig guide.

Note: we are now accepting donations for the on-going work of Kumnooh, which can be made either via payment to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com at Paypal, or alternatively in cash which can be arranged by emailing to the same address. Your small contributions will help continue our free and advertising free service into the great, wide future of contemporary arts in Cambodia.

Are we missing something?  Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

See you about…

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

At Meta House, Everything in its right place, an exhibition by Christopher Bryce Morris Wise.  “I’ve always been drawn to the perplexing mathematics of interpersonal relationships. Recently, I couldn’t help but see everything and everyone as basic shapes – some that fit, some that don’t.  Everyone angular, quartered. These shapes arrange-interact or overlap-in strange geometry. An ever-changing design that becomes a puzzle to solve, a spell to chant mantra-like alone. Solitary and separated, we exist in increasingly isolated spaces – turning inward. The square of an apartment, rectangular bed peeking at a door, the dull glow of screens reduce into even smaller vistas. Life a serrated keyhole that cuts ourselves out or in. We mystify demystification and conjure ourselves: the flat shapes that remain.”
More info

Kampot Art Gallery presents Chan Phoun and Vodka in one exhibition.  “Besides the exhibition there’s a fish room to dive through and a gift shop with Mathilda Graphic designs, upcycled jewellery, comicbooks by Nicolas C. Grey, greeting cards and art supplies.”
More info

Transit, an exhibition by Marie Le Mounier and Studio Images, at the French Institute, opens today, Tuesday 16.  “It enters into her concerns regarding the portrayal of reality, in which she shows people questioning the inner working of their urban environment, which they constantly keep passing through.”  There will, however, be no public opening due to health security protocols.
More info

Activities:

Every Wednesday at Azure Bar & Grill, Sip and Draw with Olga Shkylar – $20 for a two hour workshop; includes drawing materials and a drink.
More info

On Thursdays, Sra’Art is holding a kids’ art club, with art-based activities for kids of different ages through the day.
More info

Greetings:

Transit, an exhibition by Marie Le Mounier and Studio Images, at the French Institute, opens today, Tuesday 16.  “It enters into her concerns regarding the portrayal of reality, in which she shows people questioning the inner working of their urban environment, which they constantly keep passing through.”  There will, however, be no public opening due to health security protocols.
More info

Every Wednesday at Azure Bar & Grill, Sip and Draw with Olga Shkylar – $20 for a two hour workshop; includes drawing materials and a drink.
More info

The Literati Society of Phnom Penh resumes its monthly meeting for readings this Wednesday at Villa Grange, from 7 pm.

On Thursday 17 Meta House presents the first night of International Video Art Fest, screening a selection of video art from the archive at Thailand Media and Arts Festial, from 6 pm on the Meta Balcony.
More info

Thursday Tales has been relocated to upstairs at The Exchange, and will occur on the third Thursday each month.  This week’s event will feature photographer Anders Jira, a aerialist performance by Mel Nutter, and Osokuma.
More info

Also on Thursdays, Sra’Art is holding a kids’ art club, with art-based activities for kids of different ages through the day.
More info

Kampot Art Gallery presents Chan Phoun and Vodka in one exhibition.  “Besides the exhibition there’s a fish room to dive through and a gift shop with Mathilda Graphic designs, upcycled jewellery, comicbooks by Nicolas C. Grey, greeting cards and art supplies.”
More info

For a more rock’n’roll view of Phnom Penh and the wider Cambodian music scene, please check out our sister publication lengpleng.com, the long running live music gig guide.

Note: we are now accepting donations for the on-going work of Kumnooh, which can be made either via payment to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com at Paypal, or alternatively in cash which can be arranged by emailing to the same address. Your small contributions will help continue our free and advertising free service into the great, wide future of contemporary arts in Cambodia.

Are we missing something?  Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

See you about…

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

At Meta House, Everything in its right place, an exhibition by Christopher Bryce Morris Wise.  “I’ve always been drawn to the perplexing mathematics of interpersonal relationships. Recently, I couldn’t help but see everything and everyone as basic shapes – some that fit, some that don’t.  Everyone angular, quartered. These shapes arrange-interact or overlap-in strange geometry. An ever-changing design that becomes a puzzle to solve, a spell to chant mantra-like alone. Solitary and separated, we exist in increasingly isolated spaces – turning inward. The square of an apartment, rectangular bed peeking at a door, the dull glow of screens reduce into even smaller vistas. Life a serrated keyhole that cuts ourselves out or in. We mystify demystification and conjure ourselves: the flat shapes that remain.”
More info

At the Kampot Art Gallery, Kampot: The Changing Landscape. “Neak Sophal and Kong Vollak have created a unique exhibition looking at Kampot and the impact of past, present and future.”
More info

Greetings:

Tonight, Tuesday 9, the opening at Meta House of Everything in its right place, an exhibition by Christopher Bryce Morris Wise.  “I’ve always been drawn to the perplexing mathematics of interpersonal relationships. Recently, I couldn’t help but see everything and everyone as basic shapes – some that fit, some that don’t. Everyone angular, quartered. These shapes arrange-interact or overlap-in strange geometry. An ever-changing design that becomes a puzzle to solve, a spell to chant mantra-like alone. Solitary and separated, we exist in increasingly isolated spaces – turning inward. The square of an apartment, rectangular bed peeking at a door, the dull glow of screens reduce into even smaller vistas. Life a serrated keyhole that cuts ourselves out or in. We mystify demystification and conjure ourselves: the flat shapes that remain.”
More info

On Saturday 13, upstairs at The Exchange, a one night exhibition by Troy Campbell, Long Train Running.  The evening will include poetry performed by Scott Bywater with audiovisuals from Warren Daly.  From 7 pm.
More info

Also on Saturday 13, Phnom Penh Players present Where Art They Now, an on-line conversation about art and life featuring PPP alumni from around the world.  Limited seating at The Box Office or tune in via Zoom.
More info

On Monday 14, Khmer Magic Music Bus presents a discussion about music and emotional healingwith psychotherapist Sotheary Yim, KMMB founder Seyma Thorn, programme manager Phina So and musician Cheuk Samnang, live on Facebook at 6 pm.
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Community Artists is a new effort headed by Chhan Dina to bring artists together in mutual support.  A collection of videos of individual artists is being produced – recently released are Sodavy Suos and Emily Marques.

Coming soon:

• Transit, an exhibition by Marie Le Mounier and Studio Images, at the French Institute, from June 16.  There will, however, be no public opening due to health security protocols.
• Thursday Tales has been relocated to upstairs at The Exchange, and will occur on the third Thursday each month.  June 18 will feature photographer Anders Jira, a performance by Mel Nutter, and Osokuma.  

For a more rock’n’roll view of Phnom Penh and the wider Cambodian music scene, please check out our sister publication lengpleng.com, the long running live music gig guide.

Note: we are now accepting donations for the on-going work of Kumnooh, which can be made either via payment to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com at Paypal, or alternatively in cash which can be arranged by emailing to the same address. Your small contributions will help continue our free and advertising free service into the great, wide future of contemporary arts in Cambodia.

Are we missing something?  Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

See you about…

Fabian Hipp

Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com