"Namo Buddhaya" is the latest solo exhibition by Phatyos Buddhacharoen. The exhibition showcases paintings, sculptures and prints installed in various perspectives to create art that will bless and bring fortune to your life. The religious...
In the past, Bali traditional dancing was performed to worship the Trimurti, the Hindu Gods. The local music and the movement of the dancers fit perfectly together. The dancing is still a fine combination of graceful yet powerful movements...
The Sony World Photography Awards Global Tour showcases the very best of professional and amateur photographs from across the world.
Brought together by leading curator Zelda Cheatle, the exhibition is unique in the variety and depth of...
“Beyond Beauty” is the latest solo exhibition by Chairat Sangthong, the national awarded artist. With the strong determination to present portraits of people in the south of Thailand, the artist creates a series of realistic painting...
The art exhibition “Relations are more real and more important than the things they relate” presents the condition of objects, situations, desire and attempts to survive the imbalance found in marriage life. These natures restrain us to...
Godwin Bradbeer, famous Australian artist brings to us “Portraits in Exile”, the first solo exhibition in Bangkok. Central to this exhibition are several recent works under the thematic title; ‘Imago’ these drawings continue the artist’s...
ARDEL Gallery of Modern Art presents “See Saw Seen II” the sequel of one of the most successful photography exhibition “See Saw Seen” in 2007. With the collaboration of 11 acclaimed Thai and International photographers, See Saw Seen II...
By using photographic and video art as the mediums, two series of artworks are created to depict Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook’s interpretation of two statements. For the first series, the quotation from a classic novel which is said that "In...
The "Recent Woodcuts by Akira Kurosaki" art exhibition is the first-time-ever solo exhibition in Thailand by the world-renowned Japanese printmaker Akira Kurosaki. The 71 years old artist who also has played an important role in the...
“Nonsense: No-nonsense”, by Lampu Kansanoh, presents paintings satirizing life styles and complicated subjects such as gay people, motorcycle boys, or the drunken head of family, which really exist in our popular culture, in a very funny...
