Explore January’s art exhibits in Phnom Penh and stay updated on the vibrant cultural scene.
Add a little art and culture to kickstart 2024 in Phnom Penh with captivating exhibitions. From impressionist masterpieces to thought-provoking art competitions and global street art celebrations, January is a canvas of possibilities.

100 Years of Friendship
The Gallerist on St. 240
Opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am to 7 pm
Let the captivating strokes of Sary Nou, Cambodia’s pioneer impressionist, bring to life the exhibition “100 Years of Friendship.” Sary’s brushwork, depicting the vibrant countryside and the lives of rice field workers, invites you to explore a century of artistic camaraderie. The gallery, bathed in natural light, becomes a haven for those seeking inspiration in the eloquence of Nou’s vivid colours and the joyous scenes they portray.
Find out more information about the 100 Years of Friendship at the Gallerist.
Ekariech Art Competition
The Gallery in Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra
Currently underway, the “Ekariech Art Competition” at The Gallery by Sofitel is a testament to the theme of “Independence.” With 41 carefully curated pieces, the exhibition invites public participation in choosing winners for the Public Prize. The Jury Prize and Young Talent Prize will also be announced at the end of the competition. Beyond the art, the gallery opens its doors to private events for up to 30 people, offering a unique space for intimate gatherings amidst a backdrop of creativity.
Find out more information about the 100 Years of Friendship at the Gallery in Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra.

Three-Year Anniversary
FT Gallery at Factory Phnom Penh
Join a global celebration of art and creativity as FT Gallery marks its third year. Thirteen artists from across the globe, including local Cambodian talents, converge to showcase the ‘Khmer Renaissance’ and the fusion of global street art with pieces from Murals for Cambodia. The gallery, open from Monday to Saturday, becomes a vibrant hub for urban contemporary and Khmer Renaissance art, contributing to the youthful energy that defines Phnom Penh’s social landscape.
Find out more information about the 100 Years of Friendship at FT Gallery at Factory Phnom Penh.
(Hero image credit: The Gallerist and feature image credit: FT Gallery at Factory Phnom Penh)

