Art Island: Riverside Art Weekend
An art market, independent films and music share the riverfront at Bangkok Island over two days.
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An art market, independent films and music share the riverfront at Bangkok Island over two days.
A contemporary gallery in the N22 Art Warehouse, showing Thai and international artists away from the main museum circuit.
A place to make room for art in the middle of Siam. Drop into the galleries, then see where your curiosity takes you.
A contemporary art centre beside the Jim Thompson House, with exhibitions that reach beyond the house museum's collection.
Add a focused contemporary-art exhibition to a River City visit, in a gallery with connections across Asia.
Add contemporary Thai art to an old-town walk in a repurposed building on Ratchadamnoen Avenue.
Movement, storytelling and making connect children and caregivers in BACC's Art Around Us series.
Contemporary exhibitions add an art stop to the historic Wang Tha Phra campus.
Choose a museum or gallery for the centre of your day, then make room for a park. Three places, without a cross-city checklist.
Siam’s galleries, a Thai house, a park pause, dinner in Sathorn and live music by the river. Give the evening room to breathe.
Chinese and Thai artists place their painting traditions in conversation along BACC's third-floor curved wall.
Living aquatic arrangements turn BACC's lower-level hall into a study of underwater landscapes.
Comics take over BACC's fifth-floor curved wall, with two weekends for meeting the makers.
TCDC’s design resources, galleries at River City and the domestic history of the Bangkokian Museum. Three different ways to spend an afternoon around Bang Rak.
Art and craft are placed in conversation at the Jim Thompson Art Center, with work extending into the nearby house museum.
A wooden canalside art house where exhibitions and creative activity sit within the Khlong Bang Luang community.
Underground hip-hop, rap battles and an art market meet on the Bangkok Island waterfront.
The Color Mixing Group pays tribute to art educator Aree Soothipunt through work by his students.
Contemporary art occupies an industrial building near Chinatown and the old city.
A converted warehouse near Sukhumvit 40 gives contemporary art generous rooms, a courtyard and a reason to slow down.
Art exhibitions offer an indoor companion to a Phra Nakhon walking day.
Make a Sathorn detour for contemporary art that moves between exhibitions, moving image and artist publishing.
Fifty artists from 21/3 Art Studio present different ways of seeing and communicating at MOCA Bangkok.
A small museum devoted to an influential figure in modern Thai art.