Artists create
Artists use their own practice to express, connect and contribute. Everyday People began by inviting artists to use what they already had - their art - to become agents of change themselves.
What we do
Different contributions. One shared purpose.
Artists for Humanity invites people and organisations to contribute what they already do well.
Hospitality opens doors
Hotels, restaurants and other shared spaces give artists and audiences places to meet. They help make participation in the arts more accessible and introduce artists to people who may not ordinarily visit a gallery.
Partners contribute
Businesses and partners can contribute their own skills, people and resources, while helping reach new communities.
Communities take part
People discover art in everyday places and participate in creative experiences across the city. Cultural participation can then be directed toward community benefit.
Why hospitality matters
Part of the community.
Hospitality is an important part of Artists for Humanity because it is also an important part of Cambodia. The sector is a major source of employment, bringing together people from across the country and creating opportunities in hotels, restaurants, food and beverage, tourism and related industries.
For AFH, hospitality is more than a venue or a sponsor. Hospitality partners are part of the community being built: they provide spaces where artists and audiences can meet, help reach new communities and contribute their own skills, people and resources.
Current programme
Explore Memories of a Childhood.
The 2027 programme brings different creative disciplines together around childhood memory.