Beyond the Rainbow
An interactive exhibition about life with animal companions, from first meetings to lasting memories. At River City through 22 November.
The Bangkok edit
Current Bangkok exhibitions, from small painting shows to interactive experiences.
Current Bangkok exhibitions, from small painting shows to interactive experiences. Choose one plan to begin with, then use the linked listing for checked practical details and the official source. This is our growing Bangkok selection, with more places added as we verify them.
An interactive exhibition about life with animal companions, from first meetings to lasting memories. At River City through 22 November.
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.
Light, sound and installation design create a nine-space exhibition around attention and breathing.
Living aquatic arrangements turn BACC's lower-level hall into a study of underwater landscapes.
Fifty artists from 21/3 Art Studio present different ways of seeing and communicating at MOCA Bangkok.
Sumanatsya Voharn gives discarded fragments new uses in an exhibition at MMAD Srinakarin.
Miyabi and Mookmintra Jariyavidyanont explore belief through paintings and sculptures at Gallery VER.
Chinese and Thai artists place their painting traditions in conversation along BACC's third-floor curved wall.
Pichet Klunchun Dance Company follows dance knowledge across nine Southeast Asian traditions.
The eighth One Day 1000 Photos exhibition brings a photographic installation to MMAD Srinakarin.
The Color Mixing Group pays tribute to art educator Aree Soothipunt through work by his students.
Photography, art and local culture bring stories of Nan into BACC's lower-level hall.
Bowie Lee considers travel as a gathering of memories and relationships at BACC's People's Gallery.
Bobby Leash brings animal characters and softly layered colour to questions of identity at Joyman Gallery.
Art and craft are placed in conversation at the Jim Thompson Art Center, with work extending into the nearby house museum.
Phanom Semathong's landscapes use changes in viewpoint to reflect on nature and life's containers.
Video, ghost-cinema traditions and a Lanna legend converge in Korakrit Arunanondchai's new gallery exhibition.
Comics take over BACC's fifth-floor curved wall, with two weekends for meeting the makers.
Nine contemporary artists explore uncertainty and small points of hope at River City Bangkok.
Peeraweet Kraesaesom studies familiar natural forms in BACC's off-site exhibition at MMAD Srinakarin.