Kumnooh: Cambodia arts for the week commencing 25 July 2023

July 25, 2023 by scoddy

Event listings:

Tonight, Tuesday 25, the opening of Look Up! AstroEXPO at Meta House on 25 July, an exhibition of astrophotography with workshops and talks taking place on Saturdays up until 10 August.
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Wednesdays mornings in July, Play Café and More Flamingos presents Kids’ Art Summer Camp – art workshops at 10 am and 11 am.
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Thursday 27, 7 pm at Meta House the Phnom Penh Players present Story Slam storytelling competition. “No scripts, no cue cards, no weeks of practice allowed! Bring your best story and tell it the way you would share with your friends. Come to make us laugh, make us cry, or make us feel sorry for you.” Prompt: Vices.
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Thursday 27 at Play Café, More Flamingos presents a watercolour workshop – stars and nebulas edition. Places limited. 7 pm.
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The Phsar Art art fair, curated by N o w h e r e Art Studio, will be held at The Ground Market, Chbar Ampov, on Saturday and Sunday. “Prepare to be amazed by the abundance of unseen art products that will be available at the market. Phsar Art offers an artistic market experience where you can purchase affordable art while supporting local artists.”
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Beton Craft Studio offers Terazzo with Recycled Glass classes on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30, 10.30. Spaces limited.
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On Saturday and Sunday, Transformative Mythologies – a workshop on artist’s moving image with Thao Nguyen Phan as part of Myth in Motion, a video art exhibition by featuring five international women artists. English language event. Registration here. 9 am start both days. You can also view the video artworks from the exhibition online.
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On Saturday 29 at YK Art House, An Evening for Reading, poetry on the theme of Phnom Penh rain. 6.15 pm start. Registration here.
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Opening on 3 August at Sra’Art is The Rise, an exhibition of works by Cambodian painter Theanly Chov. “Theanly’s paintings explore themes of individualism and societal progress in post-war Cambodia, with his subjects often depicted in a characteristic pose. His paintings capture the struggle and difficulty of realizing oneself in a society driven by opportunity and upward mobility. Despite these themes,his artwork is imbued with optimism and harmony.” From 6 pm. Also note the launch of Sra’Art Wine Bar, open every Friday and Saturday night onwards.

Coming on 18 and 19 August to Speakeasy Theatre is an experimental non-verbal puppetry performance, Scylla and Glaucus, the second production by the newly formed Lo-Key Theatre Company. Tickets available here.Media: Kumnooh
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Java Creative Café’s new project, in conjunction with We Film Lab and RUUB Studio, will be an exhibition of Cambodian film photography to take place from October. They are currently calling for submissions on the theme of nostalgia – find out more at their website. Deadline for submissions is 31 August.

The 6^th annual Khmer Literature Festival is coming soon – watch this space, and this one too. The literary competition is now open for submissions (until 30 September) – the theme is Colourful Voices. Media: ThmeyThmey (Khmer only)
More info

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:
Chhan Dina Gallery
An on-going display of the work of Chhan Dina work from throughout her career is augmented, on a rolling schedule, with works of contemporary masters and up-and-coming painters. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am – 6 pm.
More info

The Gallerist
A continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists. Currently showing is works by Chhan Dina, Nak Noy, Stan, Chhim Sothy, DinArt and Thun Dina.
More info

Hotel Old Cinema (Kampot)
Kaleidoscope, an exhibition of prints by Tamara Venn celebrating Cambodian wildlife.

Meta House
Look Up! AstroEXPO, an exhibition of astrophotography with workshops and talks taking place on Saturdays up until 10 August.
More info

Ny Vannak
Small studio gallery in Lanka Lane, off St 51 in BKK1 featuring the work of Ny Vannak. Visit the gallery by appointment – WhatsApp/ Telegram 099 509 412 / 0978572328

Shophouse Studio/Pteah Chas
A Cosmic Assemblage: Collision, “an extraordinary collection of transcendental pieces that illuminate the profound life interpretations of Cambodian American multidisciplinary artist, Chummeng Soun.” Until 31 July.
More info

Romchiek 5 Art Space
Battambang contemporary art studio. Rolling exhibitions.

Sa Sa Art Projects
Myth in Motion, a video art exhibition by featuring five international women artists – Martha Atienza (Philippines), Ana María Millán (Colombia), Thao Nguyen Phan (Vietnam), Ana Vaz (Brazil) and Connie Zheng (US). Until 12 August.
More info

Space Four Zero
Prints, paintings, vintage posters, pop art, CDs and vinyl. Open daily.
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

Drink & Draw every Monday at Cloud, 6.30 pm.
More info

Tuesdays, 4 – 4.45 pm at Giving Tree International School, after school art lessons by Mirasol Aguila.

Every Wednesday Comedy in Cambodia present Stand Up Social at Speak Easy Theater. 7.30 pm.

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. Taking some time off, back on 5 August.

Kids Art Club, Saturdays and Sundays at Air Gallery by Sra’Art at Factory Phnom Penh, 10 am and 11 am.
More info

N o w h e r e Art Studio
A range of arts and crafts workshops mostly on weekends.

A weekly class in life drawing for kids with Anastasia at Pteah Chas Community.
More info

Khmer Architecture Tours conducts Sunday architecture tours in Phnom Penh to promote the understanding of modern architecture in Cambodia, focusing on buildings erected after independence in 1953, described as ‘New Khmer Architecture’, while setting these in the historical context of Phnom Penh. Here is the schedule for May. [Note: waiting for update]

Kumnooh was originally established in May 2013 as a sister publication to LengPleng.com, the online music magazine for Cambodia, to provide basically a gig guide for the wider arts, covering art galleries, literature, dance, cinema, photography and now comedy.

You may be interested in becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution to keep the lights on. In return for a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience. Check out our first example – Chhan Dina Gallery. Queries by return email – fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

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.

Send a ‘subscribe’ email to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com to receive Kumnooh in your inbox every Tuesday lunchtime.

Are we missing something? Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.
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Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
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Kumnooh: Cambodia arts for week commencing 18 July 2023

July 18, 2023 by scoddy

The Kumnooh Feature
Living in the land of magic – Marika Els and her puppets

Coming next month to Speakeasy Theatre is an experimental non-verbal puppetry performance, Scylla and Glaucus, the second production by the newly formed Lo-Key Theatre Company,. Kumnooh was curious and went to talk to director, artist and puppeteer Marika Els.

“I’ve been wanting to do this for 15 years,” she says. “The first attempt was in 2008 as part of my Master’s degree, but I got really ill and had to cancel. When Rob Appleby, Paul Glew and I started Lo-Key Theatre Company they asked what show I would like to do first. I said I know exactly – it’s written, it’s done, I have everything, I just need to build the set and the puppets. It’s finally happening.”
Read the whole article here

Event listings:

Wednesdays mornings in July, Play Café and More Flamingos presents Kids’ Art Summer Camp – art workshops at 10 am and 11 am.
More info

Thursday 20 from 4 pm at Sa Sa Art Projects, an open studio by artist in residence Jean Alex. “His investigation focused on the ceramic potteries traditionally produced in Kampong Chhnang, Cambodia. Usually made at home by the rice farmers, the Kaam and the Chhnang pots production is declining today, replaced by industrial and imported goods.”
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On Friday 21 Sra’Art holds a closing night for their exhibition Becoming. “This poetic exhibition from three friend artists: the paintings of Rena Chheang, the surrealist mixed-media pieces of Dahlia Phirun, the poems of Miguel Jeronimo – explore the themes of vulnerability, human form, inner conflicts and the discomfort and contradictory joys of writing our own identity. The relentless necessity for self-actualisation and embracing what we can be.” From 6 pm. Also check out the new Sra’Art website.
More info

The Look Up! AstroEXPO comes to Meta House on 25 July, an exhibition of astrophotography with workshops and talks taking place on Saturdays up until 10 August.
More info

The Phsar Art art fair, curated by N o w h e r e Art Studio, will be held at The Ground Market, Chbar Ampov, on 29 and 30 July. “Prepare to be amazed by the abundance of unseen art products that will be available at the market. Phsar Art offers an artistic market experience where you can purchase affordable art while supporting local artists.”
More info

On 29 and 30 July, Transformative Mythologies – a workshop on artist’s moving image with Thao Nguyen Phan as part of Myth in Motion, a video art exhibition by featuring five international women artists. English language event. Registration here. 9 am start both days.
More info

On 29 July at YK Art House, An Eveninig for Reading, poetry on the theme of Phnom Penh rain. 6.15 pm. Registration here.
More info

Java Creative Café’s new project, in conjunction with We Film Lab and RUUB Studio, will be an exhibition of Cambodian film photography to take place from October. They are currently calling for submissions on the theme of nostalgia – find out more at their website. Deadline for submissions is 31 August.

The 6^th annual Khmer Literature Festival is coming soon – watch this space, and this one too. The literary competition is now open for submissions (until 30 September) – the theme is Colourful Voices.
More info

Ongoing….

The Gallerist
A continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists. Currently showing is works by Chhan Dina, Nak Noy, Stan, Chhim Sothy, DinArt and Thun Dina.
More info

Hotel Old Cinema (Kampot)
Kaleidoscope, an exhibition of prints by Tamara Venn celebrating Cambodian wildlife.

Meta House
The Trap of Life – a new exhibition by Battambang born painter Sou Sophy. “Trap of Life consists of 24 pieces made out of plywood, recycled paper and glue with a strong environmental message. The works focus on how humans impact the physical environment in many ways, such as pollution, burning fossil fuels, deforestation and poaching.”
More info

Ny Vannak
Small studio gallery in Lanka Lane, off St 51 in BKK1 featuring the work of Ny Vannak.
Visit the gallery by appointment – WhatsApp/ Telegram 099 509 412 / 0978572328

Shophouse Studio/Pteah Chas
A Cosmic Assemblage: Collision, “an extraordinary collection of transcendental pieces that illuminate the profound life interpretations of Cambodian American multidisciplinary artist, Chummeng Soun.” Until 31 July.
More info

Romchiek 5 Art Space
Battambang contemporary art studio. Rolling exhibitions.

Sra’Art
Becoming. “This poetic exhibition from three friend artists: the paintings of Rena Chheang, the surrealist mixed-media pieces of Dahlia Phirun, the poems of Miguel Jeronimo – explore the themes of vulnerability, human form, inner conflicts and the discomfort and contradictory joys of writing our own identity. The relentless necessity for self-actualisation and embracing what we can be.” Until 21 July.
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. This week art journaling, watercolour class, group and teen classes.

Kids Art Club, Saturdays and Sundays at Air Gallery by Sra’Art at Factory Phnom Penh, 10 am and 11 am.
More info

N o w h e r e Art Studio
A range of arts and crafts workshops mostly on weekends.

A weekly class in life drawing for kids with Anastasia at Pteah Chas Community.
More info

Khmer Architecture Tours conducts Sunday architecture tours in Phnom Penh to promote the understanding of modern architecture in Cambodia, focusing on buildings erected after independence in 1953, described as ‘New Khmer Architecture’, while setting these in the historical context of Phnom Penh. Here is the schedule for May. [Note: waiting for update]

Life Drawing Phnom Penh
Commencing Sunday 11, for beginners and the experienced, every Sunday after for six weeks at Planete Enfants & Developpement’s Rooftop.
More info

Friends of Kumnooh

You may be interested in becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution to keep the lights on. In return for a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience. Check out our first example – Chhan Dina Gallery. Queries by return email – fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.

Send a ‘subscribe’ email to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com to receive Kumnooh in your inbox every Tuesday lunchtime.

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

Living in the land of magic – Marika Els and her puppets

July 18, 2023 by scoddy

Coming next month to Speakeasy Theatre is an experimental non-verbal puppetry performance, Scylla and Glaucus, the second production by the newly formed Lo-Key Theatre Company,. Kumnooh was curious and went to talk to director, artist and puppeteer Marika Els.

“I’ve been wanting to do this for 15 years,” she says. “The first attempt was in 2008 as part of my Master’s degree, but I got really ill and had to cancel. When Rob Appleby, Paul Glew and I started Lo-Key Theatre Company they asked what show I would like to do first. I said I know exactly – it’s written, it’s done, I have everything, I just need to build the set and the puppets. It’s finally happening.”

So who or what are Scylla and Glaucus? “It’s based on a myth from Ovid’s Metamorphoses – Scylla is a nymph and Glaucus a sea god. In this show there’s no talking; the story is told through the movement of puppets by myself and Sam Thomas, with music provided by Raven Norwood on violin. I have the outline of the story, what I want to happen where in each scene, but it will be a matter of improvisation to figure out how to portray emotions like sadness and longing, and the passing of time. The first few rehearsals will be all about improvising and getting to know the puppets.”

And why puppets? “Firstly, no one cares about puppets as much as I do. Puppets make me happy. I have a huge collection at home, one that I hope to grow. Right now life is basically caffeine, nicotine and puppets. And the occasional glass of wine. A little bit of puppet work, a little bit of set work. The construction of puppets is tedious, because of the wait. I use papier mache and papier mache pulp, so I have to wait for things to dry – it takes days to weeks to actually make something that is worth looking at. And I am in a bit of a rush, because I must finish the set and the puppets so we can start rehearsals.”

We also know you from visual art exhibitions in Phnom Penh. When did you first get involved in the arts? “I’ve been doing art – be it theatre or painting or drawing or sculpting or whatever – since I was very young. I did my first theatre competition when I was six years old. My parents, especially my father, encouraged this passion of mine, and always made sure I had art materials. I never took art as a subject in school, but I had private art classes through high school, and my teacher quickly realised that teaching me just a little bit of technique would suffice, because the rest just came instinctively. I’m a very instinctive creator, I don’t sit for hours and plan out things. When my brain doesn’t know what to do my hands can to it by themselves. It’s the same with the puppets that I’m doing now – when the brain runs out of ideas my hands just instinctively know what to do.

“I didn’t go to art school because I realised too late that I needed a portfolio to apply, and was too lazy to make one; I chose theatre instead. In my third year I chose acting and puppetry as specialisations. Puppetry was the perfect medium, it brought together my art and my acting. I had done puppetry a few times prior to actually studying it, but it never occurred to me that this is a thing that I should be doing. I did shows and I painted backdrops, did all kinds of things for a friend of my mum’s who did puppet shows. Now every time since then I go through an emotional upheaval and I feel a need to come back to me, to ground myself again, the first thing I reach for is puppets.”

But the visual art is not far away. “My first show in Phnom Penh was at Cloud – And then I lost my mind, a solo exhibition. And then a while later I did My Portal, My Abyss with Emily Marques. I haven’t exhibited since, but I’ve been painting. At some point I should organise an exhibition again, because I’ve got way too many paintings, all hanging in my house, which is nice, but the only person enjoying them is me.

“My Portal, My Abyss delved a little bit into performance art; I came up with the idea of blind painting, where the artists are blindfolded, and all the tools, the paints, the brushes, random things like forks and sponges and chopsticks – whatever I could find, basically, that I thought would make interesting texture – are handed to the blindfolded artists by the audience, so it’s a collaboration. 20 minutes of painting and then a little break so the paint could dry, and then another 20 minutes of interacting.

“It’s not so much about the product for me, it’s more the process. I really want people to interact with art. One of my paintings is a little notebook that I papier mache’d onto a papier mache’d canvas – and at first glance it just looks like a 3D painting of an eye – I added a note: please interact with the artwork. Because it’s a notebook filled with sketches. I like things to be sensory – touch the art.”

Marika got involved with long-running theatre troup Phnom Penh Players through a collaborative show called Life, Love and Other Illnesses. “One of the shows in it was called Andrea Rescued, which called for puppets. I built them out of wire and wet wipes. Initially we were wanting to set the puppets on fire, and of course the theatre said no. I was really disappointed. We did a test run and it looked so good! So we had to make a different design choice. I stuck to the wet wipes, just not dowsing them in alcohol, but made the skin not as strong, so that the actors could rip the skin off and expose the wire skeleton. They would destroy the puppets every night on stage and I would have to frantically fix them overnight. And for Scylla and Glaucus I’m recycling those puppets.

“Phnom Penh is a place where I’ve been able to experiment more with lower risk. I don’t want to play to an empty house, but it’s great to have the support of Paul and the Speakeasy Theatre to have a space for this sort of thing. Is everyone going to love it? Probably not. It’s a tragedy, not a rom com. So don’t see ‘puppet show’ and think Punch and Judy, or The Muppets, or Team America. I’m trying to give people something different.

“Puppets live in the land of magic, and they can do amazing things. Even though they have static features, the emotion they can convey can be so powerful. As much as the puppeteer gives life to the puppet the audience also brings it to life because they project onto it their thoughts, their emotions, their own experience.”

For those who are interested in exploring more, Marika is booked in for a Nerd Night presentation on 31 July on self-expression through puppetry.

And tickets are now available for Scylla and Glaucus, which will be performed on Friday 18 and Saturday 19 August, sponsored by the Kingdom of Wonder podcast.

Photos: supplied

Kumnooh: Cambodia arts for week commencing 11 July 2023

July 11, 2023 by scoddy

Event listings:

Wednesdays mornings in July, Play Café and More Flamingos presents Kids’ Art Summer Camp – art workshops at 10 am and 11 am.
More info

On Wednesday 12, Cine Club at Bophana Center presents a talk by author Paul Pisey.
More info

Thursdsay 13 at Play Café, More Flamingos presents a watercolour workshop – frangipani edition. Places limited. 7 pm.
More info

Lo-Key Theater Company is holding an information evening at The Box Office on Thursday 13 for their Summer Sessions – an exciting contest featuring 10-15 minute short plays.
More info

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. This week art journaling, watercolour class, group and teen classes, Creating with Surrealism.

Beton Craft Studio offers Terazzo with Recycled Glass classes on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16, 10.30. Spaces limited.
More info

Saturday 15, Make Polymer Clay Creations workshop at One Park, Boeng Kak.
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Sunday 16, as part of the exhibition by Chummeng Soun, A Cosmic Assemblage: Collision, there will be a workshop at 2 pm; another will be held on July 22 at 7 pm.
More info

The Look Up! AstroEXPO comes to Meta House on 25 July, an exhibition of astrophotography with workshops and talks taking place on Saturdays up until 10 August.
More info

The Phsar Art art fair, curated by N o w h e r e Art Studio, will be held at The Ground Market, Chbar Ampov, on 29 and 30 July. “Prepare to be amazed by the abundance of unseen art products that will be available at the market. Phsar Art offers an artistic market experience where you can purchase affordable art while supporting local artists.”
More info

At the end of July 2023, dance company Prumsodun Ok & NATYARASA will host two nights of performances featuring original choreography from Chakra, Chamreoun, Chay, Sopharoth, and Venghour. They have launched a crowdsourcing campaign to support the project. Support their fundraising campaign here.

The 6^th annual Khmer Literature Festival is coming soon – watch this space, and this one too. The literary competition is now open for submissions (until 30 September) – the theme is Colourful Voices.
More info

Java Creative Café’s new project, in conjunction with We Film Lab and RUUB Studio, will be an exhibition of Cambodian film photography to take place from October. They are currently calling for submissions on the theme of nostalgia – find out more at their website. Deadline for submissions is 31 August.

Ongoing….

Sa Sa Art Projects
Myth in Motion, a video art exhibition by featuring five international women artists – Martha Atienza (Philippines), Ana María Millán (Colombia), Thao Nguyen Phan (Vietnam), Ana Vaz (Brazil) and Connie Zheng (US). Until 12 August.
More info

Sofitel
Tribe Cambodia presents the opening of Elements of the Lotus by Ponleu. Until end of June.
Media: Cambodge Mag (FR) Sovrin Magazine (KH) CGB Media (KH)
More info

Space Four Zero
Prints, paintings, vintage posters, pop art, CDs and vinyl. Open daily.
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

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.

Send a ‘subscribe’ email to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com to receive Kumnooh in your inbox every Tuesday lunchtime.

Are we missing something? Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.
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Fabian Hipp
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Kumnooh: Cambodia arts for week commencing 4 July 2023

July 4, 2023 by scoddy

Event listings:

Thursday 6 from 6 pm at Chhan Dina Gallery – works of Dina and Sou Sodavy. 6 pm – 9 pm.

Friday 7 at Sa Sa Art Projects, a lecture by Sam I-Shan: Black Box White Cube: Decoding Video Art and Artists’ Films, as part of This event is part of the public program of the exhibition Myth in Motion. From 6 pm, English language event with Khmer interpretation.

On Saturday 8, the soft launch of Air Gallery by Sra’Art at Factory Phnom Penh. “We are also thrilled to invite both Cambodian and international artists to apply for our studio space on a ( 3-month ) time slot, followed by an epic launch party to celebrate their artistic journey. Express your interest and let your artistic spirit soar! Join us for Kids’ Art Club, open studio exhibitions, art installations and launch parties.” 10 am – 5 pm.
More info

On 12 July, Cine Club at Bophana Center presents a talk by author Paul Pisey.
More info

On 13 July at Play Café, More Flamingos presents a watercolour workshop – frangipani edition. Places limited.
More info

For its next project, La Troupe de Théâtre Francophone de Phnom Penh is looking for two male actors, ideally aged 25 – 40 for one and 50 – 65 for the other. A demanding schedule of 20 rehearsals between late November and January with performances 18, 19 and 20 January 2024.

At the end of July 2023, dance company Prumsodun Ok & NATYARASA will host two nights of performances featuring original choreography from Chakra, Chamreoun, Chay, Sopharoth, and Venghour. They have launched a crowdsourcing campaign to support the project. Support their fundraising campaign here.

The 6^th annual Khmer Literature Festival is coming soon – watch this space, and this one too.

Java Creative Café’s new project, in conjunction with We Film Lab and RUUB Studio, will be an exhibition of Cambodian film photography to take place from October. They are currently calling for submissions on the theme of nostalgia – find out more at their website. Deadline for submissions is 31 August.

Ongoing….

Ny Vannak
Small studio gallery in Lanka Lane, off St 51 in BKK1 featuring the work of Ny Vannak. Visit the gallery by appointment – WhatsApp/ Telegram 099 509 412 / 0978572328

Shophouse Studio/Pteah Chas
A Cosmic Assemblage: Collision, “an extraordinary collection of transcendental pieces that illuminate the profound life interpretations of Cambodian American multidisciplinary artist, Chummeng Soun.” Until 31 July.
More info

Romchiek 5 Art Space
Battambang contemporary art studio. Rolling exhibitions.

Regular events, classes, sessions:

Wednesdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. This week art journaling, watercolour class, group and teen classes.

Kids Art Club, Saturdays at Botanico, presented by Sra’Art, 10 am and 11 am.
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.

Send a ‘subscribe’ email to fabianhipp@kumnooh.com to receive Kumnooh in your inbox every Tuesday lunchtime.

Are we missing something? Let us know at fabianhipp@kumnooh.com.
See you about…

Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

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