Greetings:

Event listings:

Tonight Tuesday at Meta House, Speak Out Sisters presents the opening of Stories of Sisters, an exhibition featuring the work of 20 Cambodian painters and a handful of local and foreign photographers.  Artworks by Ngoun Roza, Khoem Sopheap, Chann Adet, Khorn Khim, Kan Rathna, Ron Sreyroth, Net Srey Touch, Eav Mary, Heng Kimhour, Soth Channavy, Pov Rathna, Samang Kachna, Kchao Touch, Chhan Dina, Kaeou Sreypov, Anida Youe Ali, Bung Reaksa, Hour Seyha, Ot Veasna, Kong Vollak, Chan Phoun, Voddka, Van Chhorvorn, Thang Sothea and many others; photography by Choun Sopheap, Steve Porte, Nicolas Lainez and Tim Page.  An accompanying festival of short films by women will run Thursday – Sunday, 7 pm. 
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Wednesday 30, Comedy in Cambodia presents the return of Stand-Up Unscripted at Speak Easy Theater/The Box Office.  From 7.30 pm. 
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Friday 1 to Sunday 3, the Khmer Literature Festival will be held at Kampong Cham. 
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Coming on Friday 1 and Saturday 2 to Institut Francais is Black Water, a contemporary dance theatre piece by Silverbelle Dance Company.  “Stretching down his right hand, he touched the earth and summoned her to be his witness. Twisting her long hair, she then created the floods of water, washing away his demons towards enlightenment.”   7 pm.  Tickets $10
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Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 at The Ground Market in Chbar Ampov is Phsar Art 2024, featuring a wide range of artists and art collectives.  From 10 am to 6 pm both days.
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From Saturday 2 at Raintree is Modern Architecture: Echoes and Reflections, “a major exhibition dedicated to exploring the rich heritage and lasting impact of the New Khmer Architecture movement, in collaboration with the Vann Molyvann Project and NK-A.  The exhibition presents rare, previously unseen architectural materials from the Vann Molyvann Project and the Vann Molyvann Private Collection, showcasing eight pivotal yet lesser seen projects by nine Cambodian and international architects. Alongside these, the exhibition features contemporary artworks inspired by this architectural legacy, created by seven local and regional artists.”  Until 2 December, 8 am to 6 pm Monday – Saturday. 
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On Saturday 2 at The Box Office, Comedy in Cambodia presents of Comedic Stylings with a host of local comedians.  7.30 pm. 
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In early December Phnom Penh Players will present performances of the Arthur Miller play A View From A Bridge at Blue Chili Bar. Ticket information coming soon. 

Ongoing….

Exhibitions: 

Anantara Angkor Resort (Siem Reap)
Kbach Comeback, a solo exhibition by artist Kanika, opens Wednesday 23.  “Khmer Kbach refers specifically to the ornamentation often seen above doorways and on ancient temples. It also entails certain movements, such as those of the traditional Apsara dancers, and is seen as conveying a spiritual.”
More info

The Gallerist
Continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists.  Currently featuring Vibrations, by Luna Kol.  “Her latest series is inspired by the soundtrack of the film 2046 by Wong Kar Wai.”   Until 31 October. 
More info

Meta House
Speak Out Sisters presents the opening of Stories of Sisters, an exhibition featuring the work of 20 Cambodian painters and a handful of local and foreign photographers.  Artworks by Ngoun Roza, Khoem Sopheap, Chann Adet, Khorn Khim, Kan Rathna, Ron Sreyroth, Net Srey Touch, Eav Mary, Heng Kimhour, Soth Channavy, Pov Rathna, Samang Kachna, Kchao Touch, Chhan Dina, Kaeou Sreypov, Anida Youe Ali, Bung Reaksa, Hour Seyha, Ot Veasna, Kong Vollak, Chan Phoun, Voddka, Van Chhorvorn, Thang Sothea and many others; photography by Choun Sopheap, Steve Porte, Nicolas Lainez and Tim Page. 
More info

MiMü
Mini-Museum of Contemporary Art at Meta House features research, knowledge sharing, workshops, and visual presentations through various media, showcasing videos, prints, installations, and fine arts through interactive events and live performances.
More info

The Plantation
Happy Painting: The Joyful Art of Stef, an exhibition by Stephane Delapree.  Until 21 November

Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, in partnership with Tribe Cambodia, has opened an exhibition of works by Khmer artists that will run to the end of the year, featuring a rotation of leading Cambodian artists displayed in public areas of the hotel.  Currently showing is Empire, the new solo show by artist Nak Noy.  Until 12 December.   Media: Kiripost
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Raintree
Modern Architecture: Echoes and Reflections, “a major exhibition dedicated to exploring the rich heritage and lasting impact of the New Khmer Architecture movement, in collaboration with the Vann Molyvann Project and NK-A.  The exhibition presents rare, previously unseen architectural materials from the Vann Molyvann Project and the Vann Molyvann Private Collection, showcasing eight pivotal yet lesser seen projects by nine Cambodian and international architects. Alongside these, the exhibition features contemporary artworks inspired by this architectural legacy, created by seven local and regional artists.”  Until 2 December, 8 am to 6 pm Monday – Saturday. 
More info

The River Gallery (Siem Reap)
On the Inside, a solo exhibition of paintings by Sor Sophany.

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

Silapak Trotchaek Pneik / YK Art House
Green Umbrage, an exhibition by painter Chea Sereyroth.  Until 3 November. 
More info

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

Sra’Art
Chaotic Harmony, an art exhibition by Anya Minko.  “Anya’s debut solo exhibition displays vibrant, free-flowing paintings that merge abstract expressionism, cubism, and surrealism with street art influences. Each piece in this collection is an experiment inspired by the one before, evolving organically with overlapping figures and intricate linework that unravel complex narratives. Her art moves fluidly from one idea to the next, with bold colors and dynamic shapes layering together, inviting viewers into a multi-dimensional exploration of form, emotion, and perspective.”   Media:  Phnom Penh Post
More info

Tribe Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Reopened in their new location, 655 Hup Guan Street.   Media:  Kiripost
More info

Villa Gallery
Through The Lens, a new solo exhibition by Chhim Sothy.  Until 20 November.  “The exhibition explores a rich tapestry of societal and human experiences across various settings—urban life, rural landscapes, natural scenery, mountains, the lives of fishermen, and the essence of Buddhism. Chhim Sothy captures the beauty and complexity of nature and life all around us, transforming these scenes into art that resonates deeply with the viewer.”
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

More Flamingos present art workshops on Thursday evenings from 6.30 pm at WILD
More info

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. 
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 August – December 2024. 

Kumnooh was 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. 

Perhaps you would consider becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and/or individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution (12 months for $75, six months for $40 or three months for $25) to keep the lights on and to increase our coverage with articles and mini-profiles.  In return you receive a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience.  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.
See you about…

Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Greetings:

Event listings:

Friday 18 at Sra’Art Anya Minko will be hosting Sip & Paint, alongside her exhibition Chaotic Harmony currently on display.  “Anya’s debut solo exhibition displays vibrant, free-flowing paintings that merge abstract expressionism, cubism, and surrealism with street art influences. Each piece in this collection is an experiment inspired by the one before, evolving organically with overlapping figures and intricate linework that unravel complex narratives. Her art moves fluidly from one idea to the next, with bold colors and dynamic shapes layering together, inviting viewers into a multi-dimensional exploration of form, emotion, and perspective.”   Media:  Phnom Penh Post   From 6 pm.
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Also on Friday 18, from 7.30 pm, Meta House presents From Cruelty to Kindness, or The Reintroduction of the Mass Line Court – “an evening of worship and warships, praise and haze, lectures and fractures with Cambodian metal band Doch Chkae and Timon Seibel.
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On Saturday 19 at The Box Office, Comedy in Cambodia presents this month’s edition of Comedic Stylings featuring Len Leng, Lindsey Kennedy, Kristen Winters, Fatima Shehata, Cat Isaacs, and special guest host Thao Cao. Tickets link. 
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Opening on October 23 at Anantara Angkor Resort in Siem Reap is Kback Comeback, a solo exhibition by artist Kanika.  “Khmer Kbach refers specifically to the ornamentation often seen above doorways and on ancient temples. It also entails certain movements, such as those of the traditional Apsara dancers, and is seen as conveying a spiritual.”
More info

October 26, 6 pm at The Box Office, Lo-Key Theatre Company presents another Lo-Stakes Showcase, a Halloween special.  “Get into the Halloween spirit with three spooky and mysterious short plays that will leave you coming back for more. We will take you on a journey from shifting identities, to grim reapers, to murders as we explore the horrors and humours within, with our trio of expectation challenging experiences.”   Tickets link. 
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Coming next month to The Ground Market in Chbar Ampov is Phsar Art 2024, featuring a wide range of artists and art collectives.  Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 November from 10 am to 6 pm. 
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You may have missed:  this interview with Phnom Penh-based poet Jose Antonio Pineda. 

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

The Gallerist
Continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists.
More info

Meta House
1+1=1, a collection of poster art from Berlin pre-unification.  “The exhibition consists of posters from 1970s and 1980s West-Berlin East-Berlin, collected by French National Luc Citrinot. “I went to Berlin for the first time with my father and brother in 1978, at the age of 14. I fell in love with Berlin. I began to collect all the information and documents I could find on the Berlin-West and Berlin-East. To me, this now reunified city has an energy, joie de vivre and a unique cultural and architectural heritage.””
More info

MiMü
Mini-Museum of Contemporary Art at Meta House features research, knowledge sharing, workshops, and visual presentations through various media, showcasing videos, prints, installations, and fine arts through interactive events and live performances.
More info

The Plantation
Happy Painting: The Joyful Art of Stef, an exhibition by Stephane Delapree.  Until 21 November

Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, in partnership with Tribe Cambodia, has opened an exhibition of works by Khmer artists that will run to the end of the year, featuring a rotation of leading Cambodian artists displayed in public areas of the hotel.  Media: Kiripost
More info

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

Silapak Trotchaek Pneik / YK Art House
Green Umbrage, an exhibition by painter Chea Sereyroth.  Until 3 November. 
More info

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

Sra’Art
Chaotic Harmony, an art exhibition by Anya Minko.  “Anya’s debut solo exhibition displays vibrant, free-flowing paintings that merge abstract expressionism, cubism, and surrealism with street art influences. Each piece in this collection is an experiment inspired by the one before, evolving organically with overlapping figures and intricate linework that unravel complex narratives. Her art moves fluidly from one idea to the next, with bold colors and dynamic shapes layering together, inviting viewers into a multi-dimensional exploration of form, emotion, and perspective.”   Media:  Phnom Penh Post
More info

Tribe Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Reopened in their new location, 655 Hup Guan Street.   Media:  Kiripost
More info

Villa Gallery
Through The Lens, a new solo exhibition by Chhim Sothy.  Until 20 November.  “The exhibition explores a rich tapestry of societal and human experiences across various settings—urban life, rural landscapes, natural scenery, mountains, the lives of fishermen, and the essence of Buddhism. Chhim Sothy captures the beauty and complexity of nature and life all around us, transforming these scenes into art that resonates deeply with the viewer.”
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

More Flamingos present art workshops on Thursday evenings from 6.30 pm at WILD
More info

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience. 
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 February – May. 

Kumnooh was 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. 

Perhaps you would consider becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and/or individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution (12 months for $75, six months for $40 or three months for $25) to keep the lights on and to increase our coverage with articles and mini-profiles.  In return you receive a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience.  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.
See you about…

Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Greetings:

Event listings:

Opening Wednesday 26 at Sra’Art is Chaotic Harmony, an art exhibition by Anya Minko.  “Anya’s debut solo exhibition displays vibrant, free-flowing paintings that merge abstract expressionism, cubism, and surrealism with street art influences. Each piece in this collection is an experiment inspired by the one before, evolving organically with overlapping figures and intricate linework that unravel complex narratives. Her art moves fluidly from one idea to the next, with bold colors and dynamic shapes layering together, inviting viewers into a multi-dimensional exploration of form, emotion, and perspective.”   Media:  Phnom Penh Post
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On Thursday 26 at FT Gallery, FactoryPhnomPenh, a special event will be held to celebrate Pchum Ben in solidarity with Palestine. “This gathering will feature an art exhibition, a traditional monk ceremony, a short concert and poetry reading, all aimed at honoring the significance of this important festival while expressing our shared commitment to those facing hardship.”  From 6 pm.
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Also on Thursday 26, from 7 pm, The Box Office (note new location on St 258) host the 1 World Comedy Film Festival – free – but reservations encouraged. 
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On Saturday 28 Lo-Key Theater present their latest showcase – three short plays performed at 6 pm and then again at 8 pm at The Box Office (note new location on St 258).  The theme is Searching.  Tickets $10. 
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On Sunday 29, 6 pm at Noisy Chilli Taphouse(note new location on St 478) Comedy in Cambodia present their regular Sunday Comedown open mic. 

Currently on display at Plantation are artworks by students from the International School of Phnom PenhPhnom Penh.  Until Friday 27. 
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Angkor Art Gallery  in Chip Mong 271 Megamall has recently announced an artist-in-residence opportunity.  Contact the gallery directly for more details. 

White Canvas Cambodia have launched season 5 of the White Canvas Cambodia Art Contest, with both adult and under 16s invited to participate.  Application deadline is 30 September. 

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

Bophana Center
Mother’s Gold, an exhibition of works created from recycled paper by Su Sophy. 
More info

The Gallerist
Continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists.  Currently featuring Chhim Sothy and Nou Sary. 
More info

Meta House
Untold Beauty, a joint exhibition by photographers Robert Crucitti and Steve Porte.  “View the uncharted territories and the beauty, culture and allure of Cambodia through the eyes of Steve Porte and Roberto Crucitti.  Both hail from very different backgrounds and both view the world through very different lenses.” 
More info

MiMü
Mini-Museum of Contemporary Art at Meta House features research, knowledge sharing, workshops, and visual presentations through various media, showcasing videos, prints, installations, and fine arts through interactive events and live performances.
More info

The Plantation
Artworks by students from the International School of Phnom PenhPhnom Penh.  Until Friday 27 September.
More info

Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, in partnership with Tribe Cambodia, has opened an exhibition of works by Khmer artists that will run to the end of the year, featuring a rotation of leading Cambodian artists displayed in public areas of the hotel.  Media: Kiripost
More info

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

Silapak Trotchaek Pneik / YK Art House
Green Umbrage, an exhibition by painter Chea Sereyroth.  Until 3 November. 
More info

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

Sra’Art
Opening Wednesday 26 is Chaotic Harmony, an art exhibition by Anya Minko.  “Anya’s debut solo exhibition displays vibrant, free-flowing paintings that merge abstract expressionism, cubism, and surrealism with street art influences. Each piece in this collection is an experiment inspired by the one before, evolving organically with overlapping figures and intricate linework that unravel complex narratives. Her art moves fluidly from one idea to the next, with bold colors and dynamic shapes layering together, inviting viewers into a multi-dimensional exploration of form, emotion, and perspective.”   Media:  Phnom Penh Post
More info

Tribe Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Reopening this weekend in their new location, 655 Hup Guan Street. 
More info

Villa Gallery
Through The Lens, a new solo exhibition by Chhim Sothy.  Until 20 November.  “The exhibition explores a rich tapestry of societal and human experiences across various settings—urban life, rural landscapes, natural scenery, mountains, the lives of fishermen, and the essence of Buddhism. Chhim Sothy captures the beauty and complexity of nature and life all around us, transforming these scenes into art that resonates deeply with the viewer.”
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

More Flamingos present art workshops on Thursday evenings from 6.30 pm at WILD
More info

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience.  This week’s programme. 

N o w h e r e Art Studio
A range of arts and crafts workshops mostly on weekends.   Saturday 28 September is Block-Printing on Fabric.

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 February – May. 

Kumnooh was 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. 

Perhaps you would consider becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and/or individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution (12 months for $75, six months for $40 or three months for $25) to keep the lights on and to increase our coverage with articles and mini-profiles.  In return you receive a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience.  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.
See you about…

Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com

Greetings:

Event listings:

Today, Tuesday 30, Meta House presents the opening of Continuum, an exhibition of paintings by the late artist Donvirao.  “Inspired by the works of George Groslier and Jean Despujols, Douglas Victor (Donvirao) is looking for a continuum of craftmanship and storytelling, while depicting and narrating the beauty of Cambodia through oil paintings.”  From 6 pm. 
More info

Currently showing at Silapak Trotchaek Pneik / YK Art House is Arrow, an exhibition of photographs by Eddie. 
More info

At Villa Gallery (inside Maloop Garden in Boeng Tompun), in conjunction with
Pteah Chas, is a group exhibition, A Cycle of Life, featuring works by La Mo, Sam Daro, Ket Monnyreak, Rith Bonrotanak, Miguel Jeronimo, Hoeuy Karona, Morn Phyra, Im Seila, Im Pesey, May Sak, Nhem Sopheap and Seng Visal.  Until 10 August. 

On Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 at The Plantation is the opening of a new solo exhibition by Nak Noy, Mother Nature.  “The artworks will portray the strong and universal bond between the artist and his very powerful mother and sisters. Making us all look deeply at the bond we have with the strong women in our lives, mothers, sisters, family, friends or even Mother Earth who watches over us all.”
More info

Opening on Sunday 4 at CanCan on St 308 is an exhibition featuring works by Oceane Decroze, Anya Minko, Isaline Catteau, Ame Kunty and Viviane Guillot.  The event will include a painting workshop.  From 5 pm.  
More info

Angkor Photo Festival and Workshops has announced a call for applications for the 20^th edition in February 2025.  Closing date is 12 August 2024. 

White Canvas Cambodia have launched season 5 of the White Canvas Cambodia Art Contest, with both adult and under 16s invited to participate.  Application deadline is 30 September. 

Ongoing….

Exhibitions:  

The Gallerist
Continuously rolling collection of works by mostly Cambodian artists.  Currently featuring Nuot Daro and Nou Sary. 
More info

Java Café Tuol Tom Pong
Postcards from Somewhere Else, an exhibition of drawings and postcard prints by Nicolas C. Grey.  “… offers the viewer the chance to visit realms of an alternate reality, envisaging people and worlds beyond our conventional understanding. Expanding on myths, religious concepts, and fiction, the exhibition explores the concept that reality is not singular but a construct shaped by our sensory perceptions and altered by our emotional responses. This series posits that reality is inherently individual, suggesting a profound absence of universal truth.”   Until 31 August. 
More info

Meta House
Continuum, an exhibition of paintings by the late artist Donvirao.  “Inspired by the works of George Groslier and Jean Despujols, Douglas Victor (Donvirao) is looking for a continuum of craftmanship and storytelling, while depicting and narrating the beauty of Cambodia through oil paintings.” 
More info

MiMü
Mini-Museum of Contemporary Art at Meta House features research, knowledge sharing, workshops, and visual presentations through various media, showcasing videos, prints, installations, and fine arts through interactive events and live performances.
More info

The Plantation
A new solo exhibition by Nak Noy, Mother Nature.  “The artworks will portray the strong and universal bond between the artist and his very powerful mother and sisters. Making us all look deeply at the bond we have with the strong women in our lives, mothers, sisters, family, friends or even Mother Earth who watches over us all.”
More info

Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor, in partnership with Tribe Cambodia, has opened an exhibition of works by Khmer artists that will run to the end of the year, featuring a rotation of leading Cambodian artists displayed in public areas of the hotel.  Media: Kiripost
More info

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

Rosewood
Under Cambodian Skies, an exhibition of paintings by Siela Im, Rith Hom and Foo Art.  Until 24 August.  

Silapak Trotchaek Pneik / YK Art House
Arrow, an exhibition of photographs by Eddie. 
More info

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

Tribe Cambodia (Siem Reap)
Closed for summer vacation. 
More info

Villa Gallery (inside Maloop Garden in Boeng Tompun)
A group exhibition, A Cycle of Life, featuring works by La Mo, Sam Daro, Ket Monnyreak, Rith Bonrotanak, Miguel Jeronimo, Hoeuy Karona, Morn Phyra, Im Seila, Im Pesey, May Sak, Nhem Sopheap and Seng Visal.  Until 10 August. 
More info

Regular events, classes, sessions:

More Flamingos present art workshops on Thursday evenings from 6.30 pm at WILD.
More info

Thursdays to Sundays at K’Atelier – art classes for all levels of experience.  This week’s programme. 

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 February – May. 

Kumnooh was 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. 

Perhaps you would consider becoming a Friend of Kumnooh, where we ask venues, artists and/or individuals to show their support by making a small monetary contribution (12 months for $75, six months for $40 or three months for $25) to keep the lights on and to increase our coverage with articles and mini-profiles.  In return you receive a boost in promotion, including a non-Facebook web page on our site for direct contact with the dedicated arts audience.  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.
See you about…

Fabian Hipp
Kumnooh
fabianhipp@kumnooh.com