At Bophana Center tonight, Tuesday 24 at 6 pm, a lecture entitled Audiovisual Preservation and the Challenges of Digital Age to be given by Dr Dietrich Schüller, a cultural anthropologist and ethnomusicologist, and consultant to the Austrian Academy of Sciences and UNESCO, on the efforts to preserve cultural artefacts in a digital setting. The lecture is in English, and will be followed by a Q&A session.
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All this week at Meta House, a presentation of an international documentary competition, the Los Angeles based SIM (Social Impact Media) Awards, which aims to support and promote independent film and humanitarian communities in global awareness, social justice, human rights and humanitarian development. The selection includes films from all over the world, with a wide variety of subject matter. First screenings Tuesday 24 from 7 pm, then every day through to Sunday 1 at 4 pm and 7 pm. Two Cambodian films are included in the programme on Wednesday 25.
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Until the end of the week, Friday 27, an exhibition BarCamp 2014 Sketchnotes at Rik Reay Gallery (Street 178, nr St 19), featuring art from Prum Vannak, Sao Sreymao,Moeu ‘Vuth’ Diyadaravuth, and Kong Monirath.
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Coming soon to 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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Tuesday 24 at 7 pm at Meta House, opening of the SIM (Social Impact Media) Awards Festival, featuring independent social issues documentaries from around the world.
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Wednesday 25 to Sunday 1, at 4 pm and 7 pm, at Meta House, twice daily sessions of films from the the SIM (Social Impact Media) Awards, independent social issues documentaries from around the world.
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Until the end of the week, Friday 27, an exhibition BarCamp 2014 Sketchnotes at Rik Reay Gallery (Street 178, nr St 19), featuring art from Prum Vannak, Sao Sreymao,Moeu ‘Vuth’ Diyadaravuth, and Kong Monirath.
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On Wednesday 18 and Thursday 19, Meta House is hosting a series of screenings of Cambodia documentaries from the 80s and 90s, presented personally, with Q&A sessions, by filmmaker David A. Feingold. Waiting for Cambodia, and Return to Year Zero? screen on Wednesday, then Inside the Khmer Rouge and Silent Sentinels, Coward’s War on Thursday – both nights commence at 7 pm.
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In Siem Reap on Thursday 19, the fortnightly participatory Spoken Arts night at KARMA Café- Bar. Poets, performers, MCs, musicians and people with ears are invited from 8pm.
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On Friday 20 at 6 pm, Meta House presents the opening of Khmer, A Portrait, an exhibition by Canadian photographer Blair McDougall. He writes: “I wanted to isolate the subject but still maintain a subtle connection to their surroundings. I feel that this allows the viewer to create a narrative of their own in most cases which, by default (I think), makes it more interesting and/or personal.”
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At Meta House on Saturday 21 at 7 pm is a screening of the 2014 documentaryAngkor’s Children, a telling of the cultural and artistic renaissance in contemporary Cambodia, focusing on young Cambodian women: a singer of Buddhist poetry, a circus artist and the Messenger Band, a protest singing group formed former garment workers. The evening will feature a Q&A with the artists featured in the film.
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On the afternoon of Sunday 22, a chance to take a cyclo tour of the buildings of major Cambodian architect Vann Molyvann, whose style defines 1960s Phnom Penh architecture, including University buildings and Olympic Stadium. Hosted by Khmer Architecture Tours. $15 per person. Reservations required, email contact@ka-tours.org.
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While on the topic of Vann Molyvann, an IndieGoGo crowdfunding campaign has been recently established for The Man Who Built Cambodia, an independent documentary bylittleBIG Films. You can read all about it here. And there’s more about efforts to save the Vann Molyvann legacy here.

To finish the week, a special Chinese New Year concert at Meta House on Sunday 22 at 8 pm, works of Bach and Chopin performed by Steve Retallick (Cello) and Etienne Chenevier (Piano). USD10/USD3. Free wine and soft drinks!
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Thursday 19 at 7 pm at Meta House filmmaker David A. Feingold presents 1990s documentaries Inside the Khmer Rouge and Silent Sentinels, Coward’s War.
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Thursday 19 at 8 pm, Spoken Arts night at KARMA Café- Bar in Siem Reap.
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Friday 20 at 6 pm at Meta House, the opening of Khmer, A Portrait, an exhibition by Canadian photographer Blair McDougall.
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Saturday 21 at 7 pm, Meta House hosts a screening of the 2014 documentary Angkor’s Children, a telling of the cultural and artistic renaissance in contemporary Cambodia, focusing on young Cambodian women, plus Q&A with the artists featured in the film.
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Sunday 22 at 2.30 pm, a cyclo tour of the buildings of major Cambodian architect Vann Molyvann. Reservations required, email contact@ka-tours.org.
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Sunday 22 at 8 pm at Meta House, a special Chinese New Year concert featuring the works of Bach and Chopin performed by Steve Retallick (Cello) and Etienne Chenevier (Piano). USD10/USD3. Free wine and soft drinks!
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Showbox Gallery presents Faces of India, a photographic exhibition by Kaztet Dee.
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Java Café, presents Unity, the celebrated photographic work of Kim Hak, “an intimate and emotional portrayal of a country mourning the death of its former King Sihanouk.”
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At the French Institute and spreading all over Phnom Penh until the end of February, PhotoPhnomPenh 2015. Check out the wide ranging programme at the website: http://ppp.institutfrancais-cambodge.com.
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SaSa Bassac presents a parallel exhibitions: Day by Day, by Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai, and Rates of Exchange, Un-Compared: Contemporary Art in Bangkok and Phnom Penh, featuring many Bangkok and Phnom Penh artists.
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Simone Art Café (93 St, Boeung Kak Lake) presents an exhibition by street artist Anthea Missy, Holographic.
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The Insider Gallery at the InterContinental Phnom Penh hosts an exhibition, Alive + Hope, by photographer Kim Hak, in partnership with Sihanouk Hospital of HOPE. Until February 22.

The Teahouse (#32, St 242) presents Collages, a collection of portraits of celebrities by French artist Mario Angel.
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McDermott Gallery Old Market Siem Reap hosts the Southern Spirits, a new exhibition by Kampot based artist Vincent Broustet.
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Phnom Penh: City of Grids, featuring work by Sopheap Pich, Sokhorn Meas, Vollak Kong, Kimhong Chheng, and Sophal Neak, is the first exhibition at The Asia Foundation’s new Community Art Gallery at #59, Street 242. The show runs until the end of February.
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Lightbox, in Kampot, hosts Move Kampuchea, featuring photographic portraits, with local students of Mayibuye Cambodia acting as photographers and subjects, in a large-scale, black & white format is produced collaboration with international street art initiative, the Inside Out Project. Currently open by appointment: please contact Katharina at k.glynne [ at ] lightboxart.org to visit.
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New Leaf Book Cafe in Siem Reap, has a continuous exhibition for Small Art School, featuring the work of young aspiring Cambodian artists.
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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 1995-2009. Now exhibiting in three McDermott Galleries located in the Old Market Area, FCC Angkor Complex and Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor.
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Plae Pakaa, a program of 3 rotating performances of Cambodian traditional arts at theNational Museum of Phnom Penh. A Cambodian Living Arts production. Every Friday and Saturday, 7 pm (May to September); Monday to Saturday, 7 pm (October to April).
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Phare Ponleu Selpak, the famous Cambodian circus school offers nightly performances in both Siem Reap and 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.
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In Battambang: visual arts exhibition from 6.15 pm then circus show at 7 pm.
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DanceWorldCambodia offers classes in lyrical contemporary, commercial jazz and pop, hip hop and breakdance. Hotel Cambodiana Studio (via Physique Gym club reception). For more details contact dance@danceworldcambodia.com
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On Wednesday 11 Java Café’s monthly Open Stage features novelist and singer/songwriter Ma Chanpanha, screenwriter Stephen Row and poet and singer-songwriter Tim Hall. As usual, the evening commences at 6 pm with a writers’ meet-up, with main acts at 7 pm to be followed by a open mic session to close. Note Tim Hall is also performing full concerts, of differing musical stripes, at Meta House on Friday and Java Cafe on Saturday nightMore info

Also on Wednesday 11, at Meta House, the premiere screening of Sao Sopheak’sdocumentary The Beauty and the Beat, featuring the career and work of Chumvan Sodhachivy, known as Belle, a Cambodian contemporary dancer, choreographer, and dance teacher. To be followed by Q&A with Chumvan Sodhachivy and Sao Sopheak.
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Tonight, Tuesday 27 at 7.30 pm, Java Café presents From the Atomic Bomb to Exiles: Creating Modern Fables, a talk by filmmaker Masahiro Sugano (who recently completed the eagerly awaited Kosal Kiev documentary Cambodian Son), “delving deep into his own personal histories … his motivations and process as a filmmaker—as a father, a husband and Japanese.”

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On Wednesday 28, a new Conrad Keely-curated exhibition, The City, opens at Showbox Gallery (#11, St 330, Tuol Sleng). “This exhibit seeks to explore the theme of urban living and its complexities – beautiful and ugly, real and imaginary.” Featured artists include Peter Klashorst, David Holliday, Kosal Kiev, Conrad Keely, and Bernadette Vincent. Champagne and fingerfood from 6 pm upstairs at the gallery. Runs until the February 10.
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Also on Wednesday 28, at 6.30 pm, Java Café upstairs presents Unity, the celebrated photographic work of Kim Hak, “an intimate and emotional portrayal of a country mourning the death of its former King Sihanouk.”
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On Friday 30 at 6 pm, Meta House hosts Save the change? Evolution from Student to Designer, an exhibition showcasing the work of 14 Limkokwing University graduating students in professional design, including videos, animation, typography, graphic design, and photography. The night will include participatory activity with the students.
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From Saturday 31 – continuing until the end of February – is PhotoPhnomPenh 2015, which this year features the work of around 20 Cambodian and international photographers, exhibited at ten venues across the city. The opening on Saturday night features a mass tuk-tuk tour of venue spaces (Bophana Center, Java Café, La Plantation, X-Em La Galerie,Romeet Gallery, and Chinese House) – beginning at the French Institute at 2.30 pm. Check out the wide ranging programme at the website: http://ppp.institutfrancais-cambodge.com.
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Bophana Center’s Cine Saturday this week is a 29 minute documentary, Cambodia’s other lost city: French Colonial Phnom Penh, that traces the influence of the colonial period on the architecture, planning and aesthetics of Phnom Penh. English language version. 5 pm start.
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Also on Saturday 31, SaSa Bassac presents a double opening of exhibitions curated by Roger Nelson. Day by Day, by Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai, commences with an artist talk at 5 pm. Rates of Exchange, Un-Compared: Contemporary Art in Bangkok and Phnom Penh, featuringOrawan Arunrak, Makha Sanewong Na Ayuthaya, Tada Hengsapkul, Khvay Samnang,Pen Sereypagna, Pinaree Sanpitak (with Seng Simouy and Sok Chanrado), Jakkai Siributr, Imhathai Suwatthanaslip, and Tith Kanitha, will include an artist talk by four Bangkok artists at 7 pm. In between, at 6 pm, is the official opening for both exhibitions.
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For those who recall the contemporary art/history exhibition Jorng Jam at Bophana Center during the Our City Festival last year, this on-going project has established a Facebook page –www.facebook.com/JorngJam – and is celebrating the news that Jorng Jam II will take place this May in Brisbane, Australia, with the original creative team collaborating with the local Cambodian community, thanks to funding from Arts Queensland.

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Wednesday 28 from 6 pm at Showbox Gallery (#11, St 330, Tuol Sleng), a new Conrad Keely-curated exhibition, The City. Featured artists include Peter Klashorst, David Holliday,Kosal Kiev, Conrad Keely, and Bernadette Vincent. Runs until the February 10.
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Wednesday 28 at 6.30 pm at Java Café, presents Unity, the celebrated photographic work ofKim Hak, “an intimate and emotional portrayal of a country mourning the death of its former King Sihanouk.”
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Friday 30 at 6 pm, Meta House hosts Save the change? Evolution from Student to Designer, an exhibition showcasing the work of 14 Limkokwing University graduating students in professional design.
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Saturday 31 from 2.30 pm, commencing at the French Institute and spreading all over the city until the end of February, PhotoPhnomPenh 2015. Check out the wide ranging programme at the website: http://ppp.institutfrancais-cambodge.com.
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Saturday 31, 5 pm at Bophana Centre for Cine Saturday, Cambodia’s other lost city: French Colonial Phnom Penh, a documentary on influence of the colonial period on the architecture, planning and aesthetics of Phnom Penh.
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Saturday 31 from 5 pm, double exhibition opening at SaSa Bassac. Day by Day, by Nguyen Thi Thanh Mai, and Rates of Exchange, Un-Compared: Contemporary Art in Bangkok and Phnom Penh, featuring many Bangkok and Phnom Penh artists. Artist talks at 5 pm and 7 pm, official openings at 6 pm.
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Tonight, Tuesday 20, Meta House presents an evening with Thierry Cruvellier, author of The Master of Confessions: The Making of a Khmer Rouge Torturer, an account of the life of Kaing Guek Eav, a.k.a Duch, culminating in his trial at the ECCC in 2009. Two documentaries about S21 will be presented at 7 pm, followed by a presentation on the book, the ECCC, and covering war crimes tribunals. The English translation of this excellent book is now available, and will be available for purchase.
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On Wednesday 21 comes the monthly poetry event Open Stage at Java Cafe, featuring Kim Philley, Chath Piersath, and Kosal Khiev. As ever, the evening commences with a writers meet up at 6 pm, performances at 7 pm, and then an open mic to follow.
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Also on Wednesday 21 at 7 pm, the opening of an exhibition by street artist Anthea Missy, Holographic, at Simone Art Café, 93 St, Boeung Kak Lake.
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On the morning of Thursday 22, spacemaker Dipika Kohli presents Self: a workshop on memoir writing, a chance to look into writing your life story, examine your narrative and your themes. Get in quick: numbers for the two hour event are limited.
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In Siem Reap on Thursday 22 is the fortnightly Spoken Arts Siem Reap night, which has a new home at KARMA Café- Bar. Poets, performers, MCs, musicians and people with ears are invited from 8pm.
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Also on Thursday 22, Alive + Hope opens at The Insider Gallery at the InterContinental Phnom Penh, an exhibition by photographer Kim Hak, in partnership with Sihanouk Hospital of HOPE. The show runs to February 22.

On Friday 23 at 7 pm, Meta House presents the premiere of a new Cambodian documentary, Rubber in a Rice Bowl, looking at the impact of the rubber boom in rural Cambodia. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with Amaury Peeters, Suon Seng and Chay Keartha, the researchers involved in the production of the documentary.
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On Friday 23 at 6 pm, Bophana Center presents an artists talk by painter Roeun Sokhom, focused on his recent exhibition focusing on French colonial buildings in Battambang.
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At Bophana Center’s regular Cine Saturday this weekend, filmmaker Sao Sopheak will present the screening of three short films: Survival Final Master; The Quiet Movement; and Ready for Change. A Q&A will follow. 5 pm start.
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On Sunday 25 between 9 am and 11 am, Wat Ounalom (northern end of Sothearos Blvd), hosts a performance of traditional Khmer instruments by a group of musicians led by Min Bona. Various instruments will also be on display until 5 pm. For more information, call 070 692 379 or 092 721 321.

On Sunday 25 at 8pm, Meta House and The Piano Shop present Telemania, a concert performance of the works of Telemann and Pisendel, featuring the violin of Markus Gundermann and the flute of Anton Isselhardt. $10/$3. Look out for the 2015 concert programme to be released next week.
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Show Box gallery is shortly hosting a group exhibit, The City, being curated by Conrad Keely. “This exhibit seeks to explore the theme of urban living and its complexities – beautiful and ugly, real and imaginary. We invite the artists of Phnom Penh to put their talents to the challenge of illustrating what this, our urban landscape, means to them.” To contribute to the show, please contact Conrad Keely or Carla at Show Box.
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Fabian Hipp

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Wednesday 21 at Java Café, monthly poetry event Open Stage at Java Cafe, featuring Kim Philley, Chath Piersath, and Kosal Khiev. Writers meet up at 6 pm, performances at 7 pm, and then an open mic to follow.
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Wednesday 21 at 7 pm, the opening of an exhibition by street artist Anthea Missy, Holographic, at Simone Art Café, 93 St, Boeung Kak Lake.
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Thursday 22, spacemaker Dipika Kohli presents Self: a workshop on memoir writing, a chance to look into writing your life story, examine your narrative and your themes.
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Thursday 22 at 8 pm, the fortnightly Spoken Arts Siem Reap night at KARMA Café- Bar. Poets, performers, MCs, musicians and people with ears are invited .
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Thursday 22, Alive + Hope opens at The Insider Gallery at the InterContinental Phnom Penh, an exhibition by photographer Kim Hak, in partnership with Sihanouk Hospital of HOPE. The show runs to February 22.

Friday 23 at 6 pm, Bophana Center presents an artists talk by painter Roeun Sokhom, focused on his recent exhibition focusing on French colonial buildings in Battambang.
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Friday 23 at 7 pm, Meta House presents the premiere of a new Cambodian documentary, Rubber in a Rice Bowl, looking at the impact of the rubber boom in rural Cambodia. Q&A session to follow.
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Saturday 24 at 5 pm at Bophana Center, filmmaker Sao Sopheak will present the screening of three short films: Survival Final Master; The Quiet Movement; and Ready for Change. A Q&A will follow.
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Sunday 25 between 9 am and 11 am, Wat Ounalom (northern end of Sothearos Blvd), hosts a performance of traditional Khmer instruments. For more information, call 070 692 379 or 092 721 321.

Sunday 25 at 8pm, Meta House and The Piano Shop present Telemania, a concert performance of the works of Telemann and Pisendel. $10/$3.
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In Siem Reap on Thursday 15, McDermott Gallery Old Market hosts the opening of Southern Spirits, a new exhibition by Kampot based artist Vincent Broustet. The work is inspired by the people and countryside of the local area, their tales and beliefs. The fun starts at 6.30 pm, the show runs until April 15th.
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On Thursday 15 at Elephant Bar, Raffles Hotel Le Royal Phnom Penh, jazz pianist Mathias Aspelin and space-maker Dipika Kohli host a conversation installation entitled Math + Jazz, an opportunity to explore unexpected linkages. 6 pm start.
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On Sunday 18 between 4.30 pm and 7.30 pm at the White Building, Sa Sa Art Projects presents Bassac Genealogy, an open studio with Pen Sereypagna and students of architecture from Royal University of Fine Arts, and Parsons, the New School For Design, New York. The project examines the Bassac area of Phnom Penh from an urban/historical/community perspective.
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Thursday 15 at 6 pm, at Elephant Bar, Raffles Hotel Le Royal Phnom Penh, jazz pianist Mathias Aspelin and space-maker Dipika Kohli host a conversation installation entitled Math + Jazz, an opportunity to explore unexpected linkages.
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Sunday 18, 4.30 pm to 7.30 pm at the White Building, Sa Sa Art Projects presents Bassac Genealogy, an open studio with Pen Sereypagna and students of architecture from Royal University of Fine Arts, and Parsons, the New School For Design, New York.
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Wednesday 7 at 7 pm, Meta House presents a screening of a new film, Scars of Cambodia, part of a cross-media art project by photographer Emilie Arfeuil and director Alexandre Liebert. In this spare film, without use of speech, Tut, a survivor of the regime recounts his experiences as a teenager during the Khmer Rouge period. Q&A will follow.
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Returning to the Siem Reap calendar this week on Thursday 8 is the fortnightly Spoken Arts Siem Reap, with a new venue: KARMA Café- Bar. Poets, performers, MCs, musicians and people with ears are invited from 8pm.
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On Friday 9 and Saturday 10, Bophana Center hosts a symposium entitled Time, Space, Voice: Phnom Penh’s White Building, covering urban space, politics law, art and geography, via architectural, artistic and activist approaches. The event is part of architect and urbanist Pen Sereypagna’s research residency in the White Building, hosted by Sa Sa Art Projects. Friday 12:30 pm to 5.30 pm; Saturday 9:30 am to 1 pm.
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Friday 9 at 9 pm, Meta House presents a selection of experimental film and video by 9999 Arts Group, that has been playing Gothic Lounge music and showing films at venues as varied as the legendary CBGB’s in New York City, to roadhouses in Kansas, to art galleries in East Berlin.
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On Saturday 10, 2 pm at Bophana Center, Cineclub presents a screening (title to be announced later) hosted by Cambodian-French director Davy Chou, to be followed by discussion in Khmer and English.
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Saturday 10 from 9 pm is the eighth birthday party for Meta House, leading Phnom Penh arts space established back in 2007 by German filmmaker Nico Mesterharm. The evening will feature a DJ show from the Kimchi Collective, video art, an hour of free beer and other surprises. Drop in to congratulate Nico and the team on eight years of pioneering work.
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On Sunday 11, Khmer Architecture Tours presents Central Phnom Penh by Cyclo, a historical tour of Phnom Penh buildings. Reservations required, email contact [ at ] ka-tours.org. Meet at the Post Office, 8:30 am.
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Sunday 11 at 8 pm, Meta House hosts an Overseas Press Club of Cambodia presentation of Finding Vivian Maier, a new documentary about a mysterious woman now recognised as a great 20^th century street photographer.
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For a more musical flavour of Phnom Penh, make sure you follow weekly gig guide LengPleng.com as well.

Fabian Hipp

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Thursday 8 at 8 pm is Spoken Arts Siem Reap, with a new venue: KARMA Café- Bar. Poets, performers, MCs, musicians and people with ears are invited.
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Friday 9 (12:30 pm to 5.30 pm) and Saturday 10 (9:30 am to 1 pm), Bophana Center hosts a symposium entitled Time, Space, Voice: Phnom Penh’s White Building, covering urban space, politics law, art and geography, via architectural, artistic and activist approaches.
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Friday 9 at 9 pm, Meta House presents a selection of experimental film and video by 9999 Arts Group.
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Saturday 10 at 2 pm, Bophana Center, Cineclub presents a screening (title to be announced later) hosted by Cambodian-French director Davy Chou, to be followed by discussion in Khmer and English.
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Saturday 10 from 9 pm, the eighth birthday party for Meta House, leading Phnom Penh arts space, to feature a DJ show from the Kimchi Collective, video art, an hour of free beer and other surprises.
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Sunday 11 from 8.30 am, Khmer Architecture Tours presents Central Phnom Penh by Cyclo, a historical tour of Phnom Penh buildings. Reservations required, email contact [ at ] ka-tours.org.
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Sunday 11 at 8 pm, Meta House hosts an Overseas Press Club of Cambodia presentation of Finding Vivian Maier, a new documentary about a mysterious woman now recognised as a great 20^th century street photographer.
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Enjoy the quiet: it all gets busy again soon.

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

Fabian Hipp

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