Tonight, Tuesday 5 at Java Café, Amrita Performing Arts presents a conversation with upcoming choreographers Khon Chan Sithyka (Mo), Chumvan Sodhachivy (Belle) andYon Davy, following a presentation of works in progress last Saturday night. A chance to get a greater understanding of the motivations and inspirations for young artists. Starts at 6 pm.
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The Phnom Penh Players present a string of theatre performances this week at Meta House, from Wednesday 6 through to Saturday 9 (including a Saturday matinee). For Their Soul is a short work written by 16 year old Manchoo Kim and directed by 15 year old Hannah Shaw, seeking to raise awareness of LGBTi issues. Entry $5. Nightly at 8 pm, plus 1 pm Saturday.
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The Tini Tinou Circus Festival 2015 runs from Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 in Phnom Penh, Monday 11 to Wednesday 13 in Siem Reap, and then Friday 15 and Saturday 16 in Battambang. A range of cutting edge circus performances from Cambodia, Switzerland, Taiwan and Vietnam.
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On Thursday 7 at 6 pm, a new exhibition opens at the FCC: No One Should Work This Way, a documentary project by Bangkok-based journalist Karen Emmons and photographer Steve McCurry to record and expose abuses faced by migrant domestic workers in four Asian countries.
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At Meta House on Thursday 7, the Cambodian premiere of the documentary If one thing matters – a film about Wolfgang Tillmans. Director Heiko Kalmbach, who spent four years with the photographer Tillmans, will hold a Q&A following the 7 pm screening.
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On Sunday 10, Meta House presents selections from Interfilm Berlin 2014’s Japanese short film focus. “Fantastic surreal animations, stories of moral codices of families, bizarre games of young people, the contrast between tradition and modernity give an exciting view on modern Japanese society.” From 7 pm.

Also on Sunday 10 at Meta House, the Piano Shop Concert Series 2015 continues withFiori Musicali, featuring works by Frescobaldi, Scarlatti, Soler and Bach, performed by Italian pianist Alberto Firrincieli. $10/$3. For reservation and additional information contact 077 787 038 or 016 985 828
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Just published and now available online is Patrick Samnang Mey’s new graphic novel Captain Cambodia, a fusion of politics, religion and magic rooted in the current issues of today.

Congratulations to Cambodian artist Anida Yoeu Ali, who has won the prestigious Sovereign Asian Art Prize for Spiral Alley, an installation at Java Café in 2012 as part of the artist’s Buddhist Bug collection. The award, that recognises contemporary Asian artists, has been running for 11 years; this is the first win by a Cambodian.

Last weekend a new exhibition opened at Sammaki in Battambang. Battambang: Recent Works features works by Srey Bandol, Nov Cheanick, Khchao Touch, Chov Theanly,Hour Seyha, Sou Sophy, and Ben Valentine.
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Currently running at ARTillery Café is Creative Charcoal, a collection of works addressing the issue of women’s empowerment in Cambodia, entries in a RUFA competition for International Women’s Day.
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For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

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Wednesday 6 to Saturday 9 at 8 pm (plus a Saturday matinee at 1 pm) at Meta House: For Their Soul, a theatrical short work written by 16 year old Manchoo Kim and directed by 15 year old Hannah Shaw, seeking to raise awareness of LGBTi issues. Entry $5.
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Thursday 7, 7 pm at Meta House the Cambodian premiere of the documentary If one thing matters – a film about Wolfgang Tillmans.  Q&A to follow.
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Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 in Phnom Penh, The Tini Tinou Circus Festival 2015.
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Monday 11 to Wednesday 13 in Siem Reap, The Tini Tinou Circus Festival 2015
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Thursday 7 at 6 pm, at the FCC Phnom Penh: No One Should Work This Way, a documentary project by Bangkok-based journalist Karen Emmons and photographerSteve McCurry to record and expose abuses faced by migrant domestic workers in four Asian countries.
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Sunday 10 at 7 pm, Meta House presents selections from Interfilm Berlin 2014’sJapanese short film focus.

Sunday 10, 8 pm at Meta House, the Piano Shop Concert Series 2015 continues withFiori Musicali, featuring works by Frescobaldi, Scarlatti, Soler and Bach, performed by Italian pianist Alberto Firrincieli.
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Tonight, Tuesday 28 at 6 pm, Meta House hosts the opening of Anarchy is Dead!, an exhibition of paintings by Gregory Osborn, works arising from manic periods and the artist’s bipolarity. He posits the death of his anarchist beliefs, to be replaced by the new mystery school Entelarchy.
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On Wednesday 29, Java Café opens Human Nature, paintings by Oeur Sokuntevy, exploring “the ambiguity between humanity and the natural world through fantastical scenarios.” Starts at 6.30 pm, runs until 7 June.
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On Thursday 30 from 6 pm, SaSaBassac opens their new exhibition Having a hole or empty space inside, a collection of drawings and sculptures by Yim Maline examining the ideas of progress in contemporary Cambodia. Runs until 6 June.
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Also opening on Thursday 30 at 6 pm is an exhibition at The Plantation: Water is Lifeby renowned Khmer photojournalist Remissa Mak. Through images of Cambodian rivers, lakes and canals, Remissa aims to highlight the importance of water for animals, vegetation, humans, and life on earth.
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The Phnom Penh Players’ production of Romeo y Juliet at The Mansion has it’s second and final weekend of performances on Friday 1 and Saturday 2.
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On Saturday 2, Amrita Performing Arts presents a showcase of contemporary dance at the Department of Performing Arts (see number 14 on this map), featuring new works in progress by Chumvan Sodhachivy, Yon Davy and Khon Chan Sithyka. 7 pm start, tickets $3.  A little advance notification – next Tuesday 5 Java Café will host a conversation with the choreographers to discuss the showcased works.
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Phnom Penh Community College is holding a series of four workshops on evening photography in May and June. The course is targeted towards individuals with a DSLR camera who are interested in taking their photography to the next level. Ages 16+. Read all about it here.

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
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Wednesday 29 at 6.30 pm, Java Café opens Human Nature, paintings by Oeur Sokuntevy, exploring “the ambiguity between humanity and the natural world through fantastical scenarios.”
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Thursday 30 at 6 pm, SaSaBassac opens their new exhibition Having a hole or empty space inside, a collection of drawings and sculptures by Yim Maline.
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Thursday 30 at 6 pm is an exhibition at The Plantation: Water is Life by renowned Khmer photojournalist Remissa Mak.
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Friday 1 and Saturday 2 at 7 pm, the Phnom Penh Players’ production of Romeo y Juliet at The Mansion.
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Saturday 2 at 7 pm, Amrita Performing Arts presents a showcase of contemporary dance at the Department of Performing Arts, featuring new works in progress by Chumvan Sodhachivy, Yon Davy and Khon Chan Sithyka. 7 pm start, tickets $3.
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Tonight, Tuesday 21, MetaHouse marks the 40^th anniversary of the fall of Phnom Penh with an exhibition of photographs taken by French photographer Roland Neveu on April 17, 1975. Only a handful of foreign press remained in Cambodia after the US evacuation operation, and Neveu’s work from that day is a rare photographic glimpse of the Khmer Rouge’s seizure of power. Opening from 6 pm, with a talk by Neveu at 8 pm.
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On Wednesday 22, Doors presents a special new year show by Cambodian Living Arts– always a great performance, highly recommended. Starts at 8.30 pm.
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Then on Thursday 23 Doors follows up with a performance by Amanda Bloom with her classical trio – original songs arranged for voice and piano with cello and bassoon. Starts at 8.30 pm.
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Beginning on Thursday 23, the French Institute presents the Cambodia Urban Art Festival, which includes exhibitions by Skateistan (featuring the first skateboards made in Cambodia) and French street artists Chifumi and Theo Vallier, and documentary screenings throughout the weekend. The official opening, at 6.30 pm on Thursday 23 at the French Institute, also features live painting performances and music fromKlapYaHandz.
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Also on Thursday 23 at Showbox, Swedish independent filmmaker Pär Larssonpresents a screening of two 30 minute films, Winter’s spring (2014) and 78 (2011). 7 pm start. A free event, with wine.
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Friday 24 and Saturday 25, the Phnom Penh Players present Romeo y Juliet at The Mansion, a chance to see a quite different boutique performance of the well-loved play. Seats to each performance are strictly limited. Two final performances will be held the following weekend, Friday 1 and Saturday 2 May.
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Bophana’s Cine Saturday this week features two documentaries, Khmok-Smach Khmer(2002) and Apsara Dance (2001), each focusing on significant Cambodian cultural practices. 5 pm.
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On the evening of Saturday 25 up in Battambang, Lotus Gallery (#53, St 2.5) presents the opening of Women by Women featuring artworks by Chhan Dina, Bernadette Vincent and Anna Sudra. “A salute to their beauty, strength and resilience.” Get along from 5.30 pm.
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Songbird, Chhan Dina

Meanwhile, back in Phnom Penh, on Saturday 25 at 7 pm MetaHouse presents three Cambodian TropFest short film festival winners: Ly Polen’s Colourful knots (2014, 7 min) which was awarded first prize; Somchanrith Chap’s A fistful of pebbles (2014, 7 min) which came third; and Chhin Sothea’s The scavenger (2014, 7 min) that received the Audience Choice Award. Also on the bill are additional Cambodian entries, and winners from last year. The filmmakers will be in attendance and will hold Q&A.
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Casting minds back to 2013, Kumnooh readers may recall the WASH collaboration, a Phnom Penh-based blending of poetry, electronic music and visual art. WASH alumni have not been resting – hard on the heels of Invisible Agent Records’ recently releasedAudio Mainline’s EP Soma comes Adrift, a new long playing electronic album by Ebauche, recorded in Cambodia, Ireland and Poland, with artwork by Adriana Snochowska. And when you read “electronic music”… well, it’s probably not what you think: “Lush drones underpin layers of intricate details, a minutiae of sonic touches which rise to the surface and drift away again, moving the listener through the soundscape in an almost hypnotic way.” Oh, and keep your eyes peeled for moreWASH activity in the coming months.

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

Fabian Hipp

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Wednesday 22 at 8.30 pm, Doors presents a special new year show by Cambodian Living Arts.
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Thursday 23 at 8.30 pm Doors presents Amanda Bloom with her classical trio – original songs arranged for voice and piano with cello and bassoon.
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Thursday 23 from 6.30 pm at the French Institute, the opening of the Cambodia Urban Art Festival, which includes exhibitions by Skateistan and French street artistsChifumi and Theo Vallier. A range of activities including documentary screenings throughout the weekend.
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Thursday 23 from 7 pm at Showbox, Swedish independent filmmaker Pär Larssonpresents a screening of two 30 minute films, Winter’s spring (2014) and 78 (2011).
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Friday 24 and Saturday 25, the Phnom Penh Players present Romeo y Juliet at The Mansion. Seats to each performance are strictly limited.
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Saturday 25 at 5 pm at Bophana Center, two documentaries, Khmok-Smach Khmer(2002) and Apsara Dance (2001), each focusing on significant Cambodian cultural practices.
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Saturday 25 from 5.30 pm at Lotus Gallery in Battambang (#53, St 2.5),Women by Women featuring artworks by Chhan Dina, Bernadette Vincent and Anna Sudra.
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Saturday 25 at 7 pm MetaHouse presents Cambodian TropFest short film festival winners. The filmmakers will be in attendance and will hold Q&A.
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Down in Kampot tonight, Tuesday 14, the Lightbox collaborative art space is launching its rooftop cinema with a screening of Davy Chou’s film Golden Slumbers, about Golden Age Cambodian cinema.
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And here’s one we missed: a selection of local Cambodian artists, including Kong Monirath, Hong Bora, Chan Pisey, Moeu Diyadaravuth, Try Samphos, Sao Sreymao, Tek Tevinn, Ly Karim, and Phal Poursith, sharing reflections of the Khmer New Year season at Rik Reay Gallery (69c, Street 178 (near St 19), Phnom Penh), Runs through to April 27.
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For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

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Opening today, Tuesday 31 – but without an official reception, it appears – at theSofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra, is Wonders of 1929, a collection of vintage photographs of Cambodia, the work of Georges Portal, a French actor and director. Looks like quite something for those of us that love those tantalisingly few old black and white photographs of Phnom Penh… and you have four months to find the time to get there.
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On Saturday 4, Phnom Penh Community College presents a double art workshop. From 9 – 12.30, personal journals using collage; then from 1.30 to 5 pm, reviewing, critiquing and mimicking the work of the abstract oils of Gerhard Richter. To register, send an email to info@phnompenhcommunitycollege.com with your name and contact details.
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On Saturday 4, the French Institute presents an afternoon with filmmaker Davy Chou, discussing the past, present and future of Cambodian cinema, including screenings of his films Golden Slumbers and Cambodia 2099. A French language event with interpretation into Khmer and English. 3 pm start.
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Also on Saturday 4 at Bophana Center, A miserable village, the 2006 film of a play performed by the Yike artists of the Fine Arts School retelling the story of the French Protectorate era, a 1925 protest in a village in Kompong Chhnang. 5 pm start.
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On Sunday 5 at 8 pm, MetaHouse hosts a Classical Series concert featuring the Banz String Quartet from Bamber, Germany, with a special appearance by Cambodian flautist Him Savy, with works by Beethoven, Mozart and Boccerini. $10/$3. For reservations and additional information please contact 077 787 038 or 016 985 828.
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ShowBox Gallery is planning a group exhibition to open on April 8, Black and White: The Ultimate Duality, and invites Cambodia-based artists to submit their work, all mediums welcome. Contact Conrad or Carla at the Showbox Gallery via email: showboxpp@gmail.com

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

Fabian Hipp

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Saturday 4 from 9 am, Phnom Penh Community College double art workshop: Personal journals using collage, and the work of the abstract oils of Gerhard Richter.
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Saturday 4 at 3 pm, the French Institute presents an afternoon with filmmaker Davy Chou, discussing the past, present and future of Cambodian cinema, including screenings of his films Golden Slumbers and Cambodia 2099.
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Saturday 4 at 5 pm at Bophana Center, A miserable village, the 2006 film of a play performed by the Yike artists of the Fine Arts School.
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Sunday 5 at 8 pm at MetaHouse, the Banz String Quartet from Bamber, Germany, with a special appearance by Cambodian flautist Him Savy.
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Tonight, Tuesday 17, 6 pm at Metahouse. the opening of a new exhibition, Jews in Asia: Traces of Jewish Migration, by Phnom Penh based photographer Anna Clare Spelman. The show comprises a selection of photographs examining the experience of Jews in Asia, focusing on Bombay, Calcutta and Phnom Penh.
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The latest of the Cambodian Living Arts bi-montly Ket Leng Leng (Think for fun) events, on Wednesday 18, will feature a presentation by Sok Rachny, EPIC Arts finance manager, on the topic of Social Enterprise and Sustainability of EPIC Arts. The talk will be held at 6 pm at the CLA office (Sothearos Blvd, just south of St 294), and includes snacks and refreshments.
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Also on Wednesday 18, Java Café hosts the opening of Innermost II, a collection of new paintings by Heng Ravuth, “in which he continues to explore self-portraiture and the body as a medium for expressing the human condition.” Check here for last week’s short profile in the Cambodia Daily. The evening commences at 6.30 pm; the show runs until April 26.
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Innermost 4, Sin Rithy

On Thursday 19 at 6 pm, Romeet Gallery (St 178 near St 19), presents Undivided Nature; the death within life / the life within death a new solo exhibition by Battambang based artist Sin Rithy, which will be augmented by a live painting performance. “Sin Rithy makes this exhibition literally alive, by including living animals and textiles waving in the wind. Nature, not in its botanical aspect but instead referring to the human being, the intrinsic instinct, represented through animals, conflict, canvas, wood or portraits is the main subject of Rithy’s works; but with this omniscient question: what is full and what is empty?”
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On Friday 20, Metahouse offers a taste of the German capital with Sound of Berlin, featuring DJs and live performance, and including projections by film maker Mark Eberle whose documentary on the Cambodian Space Project, The Rise of a Pop Diva, recently premiered on BBC TV. From 9 pm.
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On Sunday 22, the Classical Series 3 concert at Metahouse features a piano and vocal duo from Bandung, Indonesia, Metta Legita and Helen Nanlohy, whose work combines the western classical musical forms with tradltional Indonesian harmonies and scales, while exploring the relationship between written texts and improvisation. Show starts at 8 pm – arriving at 7.45 pm to avoid traffic problems is recommended. Reservations/contact: 077 787038
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For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

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Wednesday 18 at 6 pm, Cambodian Living Arts presents a presentation by Sok Rachny, EPIC Arts finance manager, on the topic of Social Enterprise and Sustainability of EPIC Arts.
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Wednesday 18 at 6.30 pm, Java Café hosts the opening of Innermost II, a collection of new paintings by Heng Ravuth, “in which he continues to explore self-portraiture and the body as a medium for expressing the human condition.”
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Thursday 19 at 6 pm, Romeet Gallery (St 178 near St 19), presents Undivided Nature; the death within life / the life within death a new solo exhibition by Battambang based artist Sin Rithy, which will be augmented by a live painting performance.
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Friday 20 from 9 pm, Metahouse offers a taste of the German capital with Sound of Berlin, featuring DJs and live performance, and including projections by film maker Mark Eberle.
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Sunday 22 at 8 pm, the Classical Series 3 concert at Metahouse features a piano and vocal duo from Bandung, Indonesia, Metta Legita and Helen Nanlohy. Reservations/contact: 077 787038
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Tomorrow evening, Wednesday 4 at Garude Restaurant/Gallery (#21, St 466, off Monivong Blvd, south of Mao Tse Tung Blvd), a new exhibition Kar Chabphtaem – New Beginnings, featuring range of artists, both local and international, diverging cultural and artistic backgrounds. “Artists were asked to predict what this year would ultimately illustrate to them. Is it destined to be much the same, perhaps life shattering, almost certainly enlightening, probably somewhat brutal and scatted with liberal pinches of the chaotic…?” Liberal pinches of the chaotic will commence at 6 pm.
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On Thursday 5 at 6 pm, Manu, a new exhibition by painter and sculptor Thang Sotheaopens at The Plantation. A set of 30 sculptures represent the cycle of life and the development of humanity.
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Friday 6 at 6.30 pm, Java Café presents a public talk by arts development consultantDr. Irene Leung, Culture as Resilience: Demystifying systems thinking in the arts, to be followed by a panel discussion with Chea Sopheap, Dana Langlois, Kang Rithisal,Nico Mesterharm, Prim Phloeun and Sophiline Cheam Shapiro. The event is part of a weekend long program Our City: In Transition, sponsored by the U.S. Embassy, and co-designed by founder of Our City Festival Dana Langlois and Irene Leung.
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On the afternoon of Saturday 7, at 1 pm, a free orchestral concert Sailing in Music will be held by the Worldship Orchestra (WSO) and the Angkor National Youth Orchestra at Kizuna Hall, CJCC Phnom Penh. The Japanese based WSO is visiting Cambodia to perform free concerts and workshops for children. A second concert ($10 including a cocktail) will be held in Siem Reap at Ecole Paul Dubrule on Monday 9.
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At Phnom Penh Community College on Saturday 7, an afternoon session on still life oil painting presented by Katsiaryna Montague. To register, emailinfo@phnompenhcommunitycollege.com with your name and contact details.
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At Bophana Center on Saturday 7, the screening of two short documentaries by filmmaker Sao Sopheak to celebrate the International day for women’s right and world peace. Two girls against the rain and The Beauty and the Beat will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker. 5 pm start.
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On Saturday 7 at 6 pm, Meta House hosts the opening of Transparency, an exhibition by Hannah Mills “created to celebrate, through art, the beauty and strength of transgender women … through extensive research on Hinduism, Buddhism and Transgender people’s roles in India and Cambodia these pieces were created and built upon layers of meanings through imageries, which are significant to both religious cultures.”
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On Saturday 7 in Battambang, workshop/studio/art space Romcheik Pram celebrates the opening of their new building with their first exhibition, The beginning of the journeyby Hour Seyha, a retrospective of this young artist’s work. “… from his first foray into painting to his latest creation, a journey through the dazzlings, hesitations, researches, false trails, return in his steps, despondency, compromises…”. From 5 pm.
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At Meta House on Sunday 8 at 8 pm, a concert by Australian new-music collectivehalfsound, two young Melbourne based saxophonists working from a base in western art music to test the barriers of collaborative sonic experimentation. Definitely worth a look.
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For a more rock’n’roll musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

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Thursday 5 at 6 pm, Manu, a new exhibition by painter and sculptor Thang Sotheaopens at The Plantation. A set of 30 sculptures represent the cycle of life and the development of humanity.
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Friday 6 at 6.30 pm, Java Café presents a public talk by arts development consultant Dr. Irene Leung, Culture as Resilience: Demystifying systems thinking in the arts, to be followed by a panel discussion.
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Saturday 7 at 1 pm, a free orchestral concert Sailing in Music will be held by the Worldship Orchestra (WSO) and the Angkor National Youth Orchestra at Kizuna Hall, CJCC Phnom Penh.
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Saturday 7, 1.30 – 5 pm, an afternoon session on still life oil painting presented by Katsiaryna Montague. Registrations essential, emailinfo@phnompenhcommunitycollege.com with your name and contact details.
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Saturday 7 at 5 pm at Bophana Center, the screening of two short documentaries by filmmaker Sao Sopheak to celebrate the International day for women’s right and world peace. Two girls against the rain and The Beauty and the Beat will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.
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Saturday 7 at 6 pm, Meta House hosts the opening of Transparency, an exhibition by Hannah Mills “created to celebrate, through art, the beauty and strength of transgender women”.
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Saturday 7 at 5 pm in Battambang, workshop/studio/art space Romcheik Pram celebrates the opening of their new building with their first exhibition, The beginning of the journey by Hour Seyha.
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Sunday 8 at 8 pm at Meta House, a concert by Australian new-music collective halfsound, two young Melbourne based saxophonists working from a base in western art music to test the barriers of collaborative sonic experimentation. Definitely worth a look.
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Monday 9 in Siem Reap at Ecole Paul Dubrule on Monday 9, orchestral concert Sailing in Music by the Worldship Orchestra (WSO) and the Angkor National Youth Orchestra.
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