At the Gallery of Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra, the exhibition "Ekarieach All Stars – Identity" brings together twenty-six artists in a measured reflection on identity, shaped by history and contemporary transformations.

The exhibition “Séra, Illustrator: The Line and Memory” opens on January 21, 2026, at the Gallery of the French Institute of Cambodia, inviting visitors to explore the graphic universe of a Franco-Cambodian artist whose drawings weave together personal trauma and collective history.

The exhibition “Am I Lost?” by Cambodian artist Chea Sereyroth opens from February 6 to March 31, 2026, at the Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center in Phnom Penh.

The Ekarieach All Stars exhibition opens its doors on January 20, 2026, at Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra, bringing together 26 talented artists from the first two editions of the national Ekarieach competition for a free and profound exploration of the theme of identity.

For the past several days, the restaurant Kravanh has been hosting eight paintings by Cambodian artist Nou Sary. Initiated last November, this collaboration between The Gallerist, Kravanh, and the artist seeks to create an authentic fusion of color, form, roots, and flavor.

Into the Light: The Retrieved Paintings of Phnom Penh’s Silver Pagoda — the exhibition at the Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum of the Economy and Money (SOSORO) of the National Bank of Cambodia — is shining with remarkable success.

On the occasion of the 16th edition of the Photo Phnom Penh festival, the Sra’Art Gallery dedicates its major end-of-year event to a collective exhibition simply entitled Cambodia, a word that resonates here as a promise of encounters and visual stories.

The Photo Phnom Penh Festival is hosting this year a striking exhibition by Florent Meng Lechevallier, titled La vague irrésolue – The Mekong Project. Installed at the site of the Cambodia-Vietnam Residencies Route, at Factory Phnom Penh, this photographic series offers a deep and poetic reflection on the Mekong River, this gigantic watercourse in constant mutation.

Du 19 novembre au 19 décembre 2025, le festival Photo Phnom Penh offre au public cambodgien, et aux passionnés de photographie du monde entier, une plongée unique dans le Phnom Penh des années 1960 grâce à l’exposition consacrée à Micheline Dullin, pionnière du reportage visuel au Cambodge.

In an exceptional tribute to khmer culture, the prestigious Salon de l’Artisanat et des Métiers d’Art, which will be held from November 28 to 30, 2025 at the Pavillon Baltard in Nogent-sur-Marne, will welcome the illustrious Cambodian artist Nou Sary.

Until January 15, 2026, five artists from the prestigious Phare Ponleu Selpak School of Battambang take the public on a sensory journey where their works combine painting and immersive mixed media.

The Gallerist team is pleased to present the latest exhibition by contemporary artist Chhim Sothy, HIGHLANDS — a captivating exploration of the ethnic communities of Northern Cambodia. Through this collection, the artist offers a unique perspective on the traditions, daily life, and spiritual connections of the highland minorities.​

Two Cambodian artists, Nout Daro and Thun Dina, invite the public to reflect on change, identity, and the evolution of contemporary society through their joint exhibition titled « VARY ». Presented at the Rosewood Phnom Penh gallery, this artistic encounter combines pictorial sensitivity and conceptual depth, translating the inner quest of a generation caught between memory and modernity.

Plantation Urban Resort & Spa is currently presenting the White Collection, accompanied by a selection of works by Koem Keo Socheat, a young emerging artist originally from Kampot province.

Monday evening, the restaurant Le Royal of the emblematic Raffles Hotel hosted the opening of the exhibition: « A Journey with Im Pesey », a solo exhibition by the Cambodian painter Im Pesey, curated by the gallery The Gallerist with the collaboration of Recreation.

Sra'Art Gallery is proud to announce the celebration of its 6th anniversary this month, marking over half a decade of promoting contemporary art and fostering cultural exchange in Cambodia. Since its founding, Sra'Art has become a vibrant hub for local and international artists, inspiring the arts community and art enthusiasts alike in a modern and upbeat environment.

Fifty years after the fall of Phnom Penh, memory is breathing again at the Bophana Center. Within these walls dedicated to images, the voice of the past rises once more through ALIVE, the new exhibition by Cambodian photographer and artist Kim Hak. A powerful, silent, and luminous work born from the desire to face the shadows of history without ever ceasing to seek life in them.

La lumière raconte l’histoire : This project invites students to closely examine the most fundamental concept in photography: light, and how its intensity or absence, its shapes and patterns, create human storytelling and perspective in terms of relationship and distance.

Khvay Samnang's latest solo exhibition, Forest Myth, on show from 2 October to 5 December 2025 at SNA Arts Management in Phnom Penh, sheds a singular light on Cambodia's contemporary art scene.

In the hushed, elegant atmosphere of the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra, the second Octobookfest, organised from 4 to 31 October, brings together a cosmopolitan community of bibliophiles, writers, chefs, artists and citizens from all walks of life in an unprecedented celebration of books and living culture.

The negatives now on view at SOSORO change that story. Discovered in the 1980s by Princess Norodom Marie and later identified by EFEO scholar Olivier de Bernon, they document nearly half of the lost cycle

The National Bank of Cambodia's Preah Srey Içanavarman Museum of Economy and Currency (SOSORO) is pleased to announce the opening of its new temporary exhibition entitled Into the Light: The Retrieved Paintings of Phnom Penh's Silver Pagoda.

After his last visual tale, Dream Odyssey - an interstellar voyage with subconscious overtones - Cambodian artist Hour Seyha is back with his feet firmly on the ground, anchored in the intimate story of his origins.

In the intimate atmosphere of the Meta House in Phnom Penh, an exhibition draws attention to the endangered culture of the Chams, an ancient people with deep roots in the history of Southeast Asia.