The art world is often viewed as inaccessible, as the general public is often considered an outsider, whether it be by those inside or by themselves. Throughout history, art has been linked to the upper class and the wealthy, who have assumed the roles of collectors and patrons. However, in the

[ภาษาไทยในช่องคอมเมนต์] There is a part in the fashion world that favors youth and perfection, and there is another that favors something different. In FEWK’s “Early Year 2026” collection, he brings the elements of decay and flaws into his design. With rose, a widely known symbol for love, a

[ENG] Light is one of the most important elements, if not the most important, in images such as photographs and paintings depicting realistic scenes. But in “Light Fragments,” a solo exhibition by Panisa Jermhansa, light becomes the subject conveying nature, the sunlight that goes through leaves, h

[ENG] On the second floor of an outdoor area, a tower stands tall, pointing toward the sky. “Straight Up”, an installation by James Turrell, is one of the permanent pieces at Dib Bangkok. Although the ceiling has a physical opening, the sky viewed through doesn’t seem to be from the outside, bu

[Recap] [ENG] Another year, another acquisition exhibition by the OCAC (Office of Contemporary Art and Culture). This exhibition, displaying artworks collected by the public sector, shows the progress in how Thai government understands and supports contemporary art. Aside from its function as a

[ENG] In a world saturated with stimulation, with everything competes for our attention, stillness provides a path for self-recollection, going against the current of constant stimulation. “State of Stillness,” a group exhibition at 10 10 Art Space explores how each artists visualize their own defi

[ENG] Not every artists went to an art school. However, art school remains an important part of the ecosystem. It is an experimental ground for art students as well as where experienced artists and scholars passed down their knowledge and practice to the later generations. The outcome is a fresh ta

Lek-Heng-Yum (เล็กแห้งยำ), a phrase derived from the way staff in Thai noodle shops shorten the order before passing it to the kitchen, becomes LOLAY’s exhibition title and its main visual element. Through his line drawings, there is his signature sense of playfulness, which is a notable quality in

[ENG] How does photo become art? (Because it’s not always like this.) For the medium that everyone is familiar with in this present time, as everyone has a camera (a phone) in their pocket, it may not be easy to accept photography as an art form. This is not something new, since photography took

[ENG] Throughout human history, civilization tends to begin and thrive near a body of water, especially along a river. “Mae Nam”, a solo exhibition by Taiwanese artist, Tsai Kuen-Lin, explores our history and relationship with rivers. With the word’s literal meaning in Thai being “mother” and “w

[ENG] It is a common practice for artists to draw inspiration from their ordinary life, or mundane even. As they see something special within, they create to let others join on their view and reflect on the aspects they never see, or do not think it is important enough to mention. It is a way to c

[ENG] How will people in the future remember us? “Ashes of an Era”, a solo exhibition by Pratchaya Charernsook, presents us a series of plastic objects she found in her hometown, Chumphon. In a setting, resembled a museum, she is telling a story with a sense of fictional archeology, along with tel

24th Silpa Bhirasri Creativity Grants Exhibition A group exhibition Artists: Khajornsak Nakpan Chatchai Chaiyon Nakarin Rodput Tulapop Saenjaroen Pathompon Tesprateep Phornphop Sittiruk Waranyu Sirikaorob Date: 15 September - 22 November 2025 Venue: Art Centre, Silpakorn University

[ENG] It has been years since the prediction that many cities will be underwater in the future, with Bangkok being one of them. In this photo exhibition “Sinking Metropolis 2025 (จม_มหานคร ๒๕๖๘)” by Dansoung Sungvornveshapan (แดนสรวง สังวรเวชภัณฑ์), he gives us a glimpse into such future, through p

[ENG] In the depth of Khao Yai National Park, lies a forest with 7 artworks by 7 renowned artists in Khao Yai Art Forest. The main piece at the moment is Maman, the giant spider sculpture by Louise Bourgeois, standing tall with nature as its backdrop. In the whole afternoon, this forest lets its vi