An exclusively online exhibition featuring artworks from our Phnom Penh community with artists aged 10 to 78.
Family of cafés & community art spaces located across Phnom Penh
Java Creative Café is a café and community art space, established in 2000 at its first location near the Independence Monument. It was created by Dana Langlois with a small team of seven. Now, with partner La Sros, they operate a family of four cafés & art spaces located across Phnom Penh, including Independence Monument, Toul Kork, Toul Tom Poung and at Futures Factory.
Creative Enterprise Pioneer
Java has pioneered a creative enterprise model in Cambodia, using resources of the café to support non-profit and independent art programs. Across the three spaces, it presents a curated series of exhibitions, Creative Generation award program and live performances in a black box theater.
Java has been running creative cafés in Phnom Penh since 2000 and is committed to providing quality f&b and artistic experiences.
Independence Monument
56 Sihanouk Blvd
PERMANENTLY CLOSED
Toul Kork
20A Street 337
+855 (0)77 657 570
Open every day 7am – 9pm
Toul Tom Poung
53 Street 468
+855 (0)77 873 929
Open every day 7am – 9pm
Futures Factory
215 Street 13
+855 (0)12 833 512
Open every day 7am – 9pm
In the interest of public health, all events and programs are delayed.
But please check in with us regularly for updates!
The gallery brings art to the Phnom Penh public in ways they may not normally experience with beautiful and thought-provoking exhibitions that sometimes transform the café spaces. With 6 exhibitions a year featuring young and emerging Cambodian artists, many of whom have gone on to establish international careers.
Our newly built intimate black box theater that started with resident dance company Prumsodun Ok & Natyarasa. Since it’s opening, Sophiline Arts Ensemble, Dynamoverse, Comedy in Cambodia and Common Sole have joined as resident companies offering regular programs of dance, storytelling, comedy, theater, experimental performance and improv.
The library is a new addition to the Java family, that features literary works of Cambodian writers, ranging from classic literature to poetry to romance novels. Visitors are welcome to read the books at the library while sitting at the café.
Creative 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. The program seeks out the most talented and motivated artists and provides them the platform to develop a strong body of work, while bringing them local and international exposure.
Java has its own house coffee blend, which is sourced from fair trade organic farms in Laos, Vietnam and Thailand and roasted daily in Phnom Penh. I’ve never had a bad cup of coffee here.
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A long-time supporter of the arts, Java has opened its third Phnom Penh café, which features a black box theatre that hosts regular performances.
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