From 12 to 16 November 2026, the Royal University of Fine Arts (RUFA) in Phnom Penh hosts the first edition of Phnom Penh Contemporary. Around fifteen Cambodian and Cambodia-connected artists will exhibit. The first days are reserved for collectors and embassies, a silent auction runs alongside, and a dedicated space is given to Indigenous sacred art. The event overlaps with the Francophonie Summit.

Vine-woven masks, panels mixing forest and plastic, brass seeds: a walk through Khvay Samnang’s exhibition “Spirit, Body, and Land” at the Institut français du Cambodge gallery in Phnom Penh, until 26 September 2026, free admission.