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Manatchaya Kitprasert uses wood and familiar domestic forms to explore places of comfort. A free exhibition in BACC’s People’s Gallery.
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Living aquatic arrangements turn BACC's lower-level hall into a study of underwater landscapes.
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Plants, rocks and composition meet in an exhibition about aquascaping as a creative practice. The programme also mentions hands-on activities, including Aqua Postcard, whose availability should be checked separately. The hall exhibition runs from 3 to 15 November during BACC's Tuesday to Sunday hours. Exhibition access is free; workshops may have their own arrangements.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
All times are local to Bangkok (Asia/Bangkok).
939 Rama 1 Road, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, 10330, Bangkok
BTS National Stadium connects to the third-floor entrance.
The centre lists lifts to every floor, accessible toilets and wheelchairs on request.
939 Rama 1 Road, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Manatchaya Kitprasert uses wood and familiar domestic forms to explore places of comfort. A free exhibition in BACC’s People’s Gallery.
Thutchai Changsanoh turns familiar architecture into paintings of form, colour and rhythm. Free entry at BACC through 4 October.
An imagined city makes everyday corruption and its human-rights consequences visible at BACC.
Sisana Chotechiwatorn considers change and transition in an October exhibition at BACC’s People’s Gallery.
Red timber houses, an Asian art collection and a garden pause close to Siam. The main house is visited with a museum guide.
A place to make room for art in the middle of Siam. Drop into the galleries, then see where your curiosity takes you.
A free Saturday afternoon performance by Varis Likitanusorn on BACC’s second-floor balcony.
Poetry steps off the page for a free Sunday afternoon of words and music at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.