Partners
Phare Performing Social Enterprise is a Limited Company created in January 2013 and owned in majority by Phare Ponleu Selpak Association (PPSA), a Cambodian non-profit, non-governmental association that operates educational and social programs based on the idea of “arts for human development”. PPSE operates a daily theatrical circus venue in Siem Reap, Cambodia, called “Phare, The Cambodian Circus” and a production and artist representation activity called “Phare Productions”. As a social Enterprise, PPSE serves as a tool to build the careers of Cambodian Artists, to make worldwide arts connections with Cambodia and to contribute financially to the artistic, educational and social programs of PPS Association.
https://pharecircus.org/
https://phareps.org/
National Action Culture for The Orphan Poor Children Association (N.A.C.O.P.C.A) was founded by Mr. Sou Savang and Mrs. Peng Phan in 1999 in Phnom Penh. Their objectives are to bring together poor and orphan children and provide them with accommodation, food and access to education, to preserve and safeguard Cambodian national culture and the arts, to conduct arts research and disseminate this research and to link local and foreign arts and culture.
http://nacaorphanage.weebly.com/who-we-are.html
https://www.facebook.com/nacopca.orphanage/
Sa Sa Art Projects is Phnom Penh’s only not-for-profit, Cambodian artist-run space dedicated to experimental art practices. It was founded in 2010 by the Cambodian arts collective Stiev Selapak. After spending seven years at the historic and vibrant apartment complex known as the White Building, we moved to a new location, yet in the city center, in 2017. Sa Sa Art Projects aims to facilitate knowledge production and sharing through experimentation and collaboration. Sa Sa Art Projects engages with Cambodian and visiting artists, creative individuals and groups, and students and graduates to realise art projects and events that are accessible by broader Cambodians. Sa Sa Art Projects does this by focusing on four main inter-connected areas of programming: experimental arts residencies with Cambodian and visiting artists; art exhibitions by Cambodian artists and artists from mainly Southeast Asia; art and media workshops with artists, students and graduates; and collaborative projects with various partners.
http://www.sasaart.info
https://www.facebook.com/sasaartprojects/