The Gallerist
A Street 240 gallery with documented Cambodian artist profiles and contemporary exhibitions.
A place to start with artist names
The Gallerist publishes an artist roster and exhibition records from its Phnom Penh space on Street 240. Use those records to explore an individual practice before your visit. Compare the subject, material and scale across several works instead of asking which picture looks most Cambodian. The archive includes completed exhibitions, so it is a resource for discovery rather than a guarantee that every illustrated work is currently hanging or available to buy.
From interest to an informed enquiry
If you are considering a purchase, ask for the work’s identifying details, condition, price and any packing or delivery arrangements. For a print, clarify the edition and signature; for a sculpture, discuss installation and support. A gallery’s explanation can help place the work in an artist’s wider practice. Keep the artist credit with the object and obtain separate permission before reproducing its image commercially. Confirm the current programme directly before travelling specifically for one artist.
Plan a respectful visit or enquiry
- Place
- Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh
- Art forms
- Painting, Sculpture, Mixed media
Contact the organisation or a willing local host before making a special journey; confirm current access and any fees directly.
Sources and verification
Documented from primary sources.
Sources checked: 6 October 2026 (date only). This is a research date, not a confirmed opening date or appointment.
Read the local guides
- Phnom Penh art: museums, galleries and living archives
Build a day around Khmer sculpture, contemporary artists and moving images, rather than treating every cultural stop as a souvenir shop.