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SUMMARY:Designer Talk: Sou Oudom and Try Sokha Raksmey
DESCRIPTION:Designer Talk: Sou Oudom and Try Sokha Raksmey \n\n\n\n6pm-8pm Saturday\, 13 January 2024 \n\n\n\nAt Friends Futures Factory \n\n\n\nFree entry\, no registration required \n\n\n\nKhmer/English \n\n\n\n\n“We feel so delighted that we have accomplished something meaningful for the community; as you can see\, the pavilion structure is such a nice gesture of language between architecture and humankind where that helps foster the sense of community in its own form.” – Sou Oudom\, launch celebration \n\n\n\n\nMeet Sou Oudom and Try Sokha Raksmey the designers of Under the Canopy 2. For their Designer Talk they will discuss their design process\, what inspired them and how they built the canopy. The audience will be invited to ask questions during the q&a after the presentation. \n\n\n\n*** \n\n\n\nUnder the Canopy is a Creative Generation project at F3 (Friends Futures Factory). It is an architectural intervention that emphasizes principles of sustainability and contemporary design-thinking. It is made possible thanks to the support of our partner organization Friends-International. \n\n\n\nSpecial thanks for the generous support provided by Debra Fram + Eric Schwartz and the U.S. Embassy in Cambodia.
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/designer-talk-sou-oudom-and-try-sokha-raksmey/
LOCATION:215 Street 13\, F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Design,Talks
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SUMMARY:Small Act | Big Impact
DESCRIPTION:Small Act | Big Impact\nA program by Creative Generation\nIn collaboration with Eco Business Cambodia and F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\nWe invite you to the closing event for Under the Canopy 1 with film screenings\, panel discussions and a special announcement you don’t want to miss! \n5:30pm – 9pm Saturday\, 29 April 2023\nF3 (Friends Futures Factory)\nRefreshments will be served\nKhmer/English \nEntrance is FREE\, but registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/595771296987 \nTHE PROGRAM INCLUDES: \n• PANEL DISCUSSION: featuring field experts that are innovating and advocating environmentally-friendly products and services in Cambodia\, empowering consumers to make better choices\no Sok Sothearath\, Founder of JUNLEN\nSothearath started JUNLEN to upcycle organic waste into vermicompost by raising earthworms. JUNLEN provides training to farmers\, supports sustainable farming practices\, and also contracts farmers for vermicompost and vegetable products. Through 4 years of experience\, JUNLEN is solving organic waste issues and reducing chemicals over used in farming. JUNLEN’s mission is aligned with sustainable development goals on climate change\, ending hunger\, and ending poverty.\no Jessie Li\, Co-Founder Manufactured Podcast and Consultant\nWorking for diverse parties across the fashion supply chain in both China and Cambodia has shaped Jessie’s conviction that supply chain relationships are complex\, and the people within them need more chances to speak out their thoughts and share their views. She advocates for multiple stakeholder narratives and an industry that sustainability practices are applicable and accessible for businesses of all sizes.\no Sandy Kotan\, Managing Director\, Only One Planet and Eco-Business-Cambodia\nSandy has pushed forward the green movement in Cambodia through community organization and development of green products and services. She currently directs Only One Planet which is a registered business that performs as a social enterprise\, with impact being the primary goal. Since inception in 2018\, Only One Planet has helped to replace over 10 million pieces of single use plastic in Cambodia\, and advocates and supports businesses and individuals who want to make changes to reduce their impact through a variety of local initiatives. \n• ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE THREE SHORTLISTED CANDIDATES for Under the Canopy 2: Creative Generation will reveal the three design concepts that will get to submit a master plan and win the opportunity to build a sustainable canopy at F3 at the end of this year \n• FILM SCREENINGS: a selection of short films that document conservationist efforts by individuals working in Cambodia’s forests\, curated by Mech Choulay\no Educational films by San Lynareach\no “A Shot\, A Change” produced by: Chin Sreyleap\, Mech Sereyrath\, Sam Tola\no “Ben and the Community” produced by: Mech Sereyrath\, Sam Tola\no “My Home” directed by: Choun Sopheana\, Mech Choulay\, Yam Sopheak\, Mean Sochetra\, Chhean Pisen \nCreative Generation is a platform to launch Cambodia’s new artistic talents by celebrating\, mentoring and inspiring young creatives to cultivate a strong artistic vision and professional skills. It formalizes and deepens the work of Java Creative Café which runs a family of cafes and community art spaces and has been modelling cultural enterprise in Cambodia for more than two decades. \nThis program is part of the Under the Canopy 1 which has been made possible by the generous donations and support of Karen McLeod Adair & Anthony Adair\, Australian collectors of contemporary Cambodian art and supporters of young artists; and Debra Fram & Eric Schwartz. \nWith special thanks to our collaborators Eco Business Cambodia and F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\, and gift bag sponsors: Good Wood Home Designs\, Java Creative Cafe\, Khraft\, Only One Planet\, Pop Cambodia Store\, Phaly Craft\, Srepov’s Botanical Garden and We film Lab.
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/small-act-big-impact/
LOCATION:215 Street 13\, F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Conference,Design,Talks
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SUMMARY:ព្រៃស Prey Sar
DESCRIPTION:Film and performance by Shanghai Chang\n6:30pm Tuesday\, 7 February 2023\nJava Creative Café Toul Tom Poung\nWARNING: contains graphic scenes and may not be appropriate for sensitive viewers \nPrey Sar is an experimental film and live performance by Shanghai Chang presented by the Creative Generation Performance Series. Shanghai’s work explores themes of sexuality\, self-harm\, violence and drug use through carefully constructed scenes. Influenced by Italian horror cinema\, he skillfully uses color to transform a moment of brutality into one of beauty. As viewers we are equally attracted and repulsed by what we see. \nShanghai is a multi-disciplinary artist and is interested in producing work that pushes boundaries and is sometimes confrontational. He feels that it is unnatural if art doesn’t explore difficult topics that for him are a part of his everyday reality. \nFor this event Shanghai has produced a new sound piece and live performance that will follow the film screening. The audience is invited to stay for a q&a with the artist at the end of the program. \n_____ \nSHANGHAI CHANG (b. 1996\, Phnom Penh Cambodia) has a Bachelor of Arts in Fashion Design and Photography. He is a co-founder of the HOMELESS Artist Collective. His art practice includes Conceptual Fashion\, Visual art\, Installation\, Photography\, Film and Video Art.
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/%e1%9e%96%e1%9f%92%e1%9e%9a%e1%9f%83%e1%9e%9f-prey-sar/
LOCATION:53 Street 468\, Java Creative Cafe Toul Tom Poung\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Arts,Talks
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SUMMARY:Designer Talk: Nuon Songty
DESCRIPTION:5pm Sunday 11 December\, 2022\nAt F3 Friends Futures Factory \n  \nMeet Nuon Songty\, the designer of the first canopy at Friends Futures Factory for the Creative Generation Under the Canopy project! \nHe was asked to design the canopy using sustainable and natural materials. To fulfill this requirement Songty was inspired by Cambodia’s rich and ancient basketry. He chose the humble bamboo chicken coop and will put together almost 500 baskets to form a new and contemporary shape. The canopy will provide a temporary space in the courtyard inviting the public to enjoy events and community gatherings under its dappled shade and innovative design. \nJoin him for the designer talk and learn more about what inspired him and what were some of his challenges and rewards for this project!
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/designer-talk-nuon-songty/
LOCATION:215 Street 13\, F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Design,Talks
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SUMMARY:By a Thread Closing Performance
DESCRIPTION:A collaboration between Jean-Baptiste PHOU & SAO SreymaoCurated by Dana LANGLOIS \n\n\n\n27 November 2022● 6pm: Film screening● 6:30pm: Artist talk with SAO Sreymao and Jean-Baptiste PHOU● 7:30pm: Closing performance by SAO Sreymao and Jean-Baptiste PHOUJava Creative Cafe Toul Tom Poung53 Street 468\, Phnom Penh \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBy a Thread is an exhibition of film\, photography\, installation and performance by artists Jean-Baptiste PHOU & SAO Sreymao that empathetically explores communication and grief. \n\n\n\nThe whole exhibition revolves around the film\, My Mother’s Tongue which tells the story of a mother and son who don’t speak the same language\, until something unlocks when she suddenly falls very ill. The emotional journey unfolds through a series of vignettes that draw the viewer deeper into the inner world of a son seeking understanding and to be understood. The work is very personal and at the same time part of the universal human experience. \n\n\n\nThe images from the film combining photography and digital drawing will be printed and form the central work of the exhibition. The audience will be invited to participate in communal grieving through a sculpture created by SAO Sreymao. They will be able to write their own messages and hang them to the installation. On the final day of the exhibition\, viewers may join the artists while they perform a ritual cleansing to bring relief and shared comfort. \n\n\n\nThis exhibition is especially poignant at a time when the world is entering a post-covid phase in which many of us are left with our loss and memories. The body of work is emotionally intelligent\, poetic and has been created with great sensitivity. Through a series of images and quiet actions\, it creates space for connection and understanding\, leaving us with the feeling that we are not alone. \n\n\n\nThe program will start with an opening event\, run for one month with daily film screenings and conclude with a live performance. Additionally\, Jean-Baptiste PHOU has created a participatory digital installation that allows people from around the world to share their own stories. It can be accessed at echoesfromthestars.com. \n\n\n\n_____ \n\n\n\nBy a Thread is presented as part of the Creative Generation Performance series and Photo Phnom Penh\, with the support of Debra Fram + Eric Schwartz and l’Institut Français du Cambodge.
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/by-a-thread-film-screening-artist-talk-and-closing-performance-jean-baptiste-phou-sao-sreymao/
LOCATION:53 Street 468\, Java Creative Cafe Toul Tom Poung\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
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SUMMARY:Director Talk: Sok Samithi & Marika Els
DESCRIPTION:6pm Friday\, 21 October 2022\nJava Creative Café Toul Tom Poung\nFree entrance\n(In English) \n  \nJoin us for a Director’s Talk with Sok Samithi and Marika Els\, co-directors of 12-8\, the smashing debut of writer/director Samithi! \nSamithi was invited to receive a small grant from the Creative Generation Performance Series to produce his play. He very quickly pulled together a sharp team of producers from Phnom Penh Players which is how he met Marika. They hit it off and decided to work together as collaborators. \nBoth Samithi and Marika will talk about their personal artistic journeys and their collaboration together on 12-8\, their approach to making theater\, its challenges and triumphs. The audience will be invited to ask questions during the Q&A that follows. \nPhoto by Monja McKay
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/director-talk-sok-samithi-marika-els/
LOCATION:53 Street 468\, Java Creative Cafe Toul Tom Poung\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Arts,Talks
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SUMMARY:Worlds Unknown Art Festival\, 4-13 February 2022
DESCRIPTION:4-13 February 2022\nF3 (Friends Futures Factory) \nWorlds Unknown brings together the artworks of five young artists\, each with a unique vision. KONG Siden\, MECH Choulay\, Roun RY\, SONG Seakleng and VONG Chandarey were awarded the Creative Generation 3 Prize in 2020. Each artist will present a site-specific installation across the spaces of Friends Futures Factory (F3) that invites the public to explore worlds that are often invisible and unknown. The plight of a community that is obscured from the public eye\, the life of elephants as both god and vulnerable creature\, an inner emotional life that generates fantastical worlds\, meditation through light and sound and an existential exploration of spirituality and everyday situations. \nFOLLOW ON FACEBOOK for regular updates \nEXHIBITIONS\nExhibitions on view 2pm-9pm \n• RESISTANCE: TO LIVE\, RY Roun\n• AMBIVALENCE: MACROCOSM\, SONG Seakleng\n• UNTOLD STORY\, MECH Choulay\n• MINDFULNESS\, KONG Siden\n• REFLECTION\, VONG Chandarey \nPROGRAM\nAll events are free and open to the public and presented in both Khmer and English\, no registration is required. Standard covid19 protocols will be implemented: vaccination card\, limited number of people in closed spaces\, temperature check and hand sanitization required for entry and masks must be worn at all times. \nOpening Night with Blessing Ceremony by Natyrasa + Prumsodun Ok\n6:30pm – 9:00pm Friday\, 4 February 2022\nStarting Point: Courtyard \nArtist Talks + Exhibition Tour\n5:00pm – 6:30 Saturday\, 5 February 2022\nStarting Point: Courtyard \nIntroduction to “Open-Eye Meditation\,” Workshop by Chhun Chenda Sophea\n3:00pm – 5:00pm Sunday\, 6 February 2022\nLocation: Terrace \nPoetry Readings + Open Mic\, Readings by Yeng Chheangly and Jane\, Hosted by Say Tola\n6:30pm – 8:00pm Monday\, 7 February 2022\nLocation: Courtyard \n“Entering the Buddhist Imagination\,” In Conversation with Yean Reaksmey moderated by Kong Siden\n6:30pm – 8:00pm Tuesday\, 8 February 2022\nLocation: Terrace \n“Chromesthesia\,” Audio-visual performance by Warren Daly\n6:30pm – 7:30pm Wednesday\, 9 February 2022\nLocation: Courtyard \n“Archiving Our community for Tomorrow\,” In Conversation with Chea Sopheap moderated by Mech Choulay\n6:30pm – 8:00pm Thursday\, 10 February 2022\nLocation: Terrace \nDJ Rai Zo + Hip Hop Dance Performance by Xang Heang + Projection Art by Song Seakleng\n6:30pm – 9pm Friday\, 11 February 2022\nLocation: Courtyard \nIntroduction to Photography Basics + Guided photo walk with Ry Roun\n4pm – 6pm Saturday\, 12 February 2022\nLocation: Courtyard + Neighborhood \nFeast with Friends: A Communal Dinner\nBring friends + food + drinks to share\n6pm – 9pm Sunday\, 13 February 2022\nLocation: Courtyard
URL:https://creativegeneration.art/event/worlds-unknown-art-festival-4-13-february-2022/
LOCATION:215 Street 13\, F3 (Friends Futures Factory)\, Phnom Penh\, Phnom Penh\, Cambodia
CATEGORIES:Arts,Celebration,Exhibition,Talks
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