It's an exciting month ahead for the city's best art galleries.
It's an exciting month ahead for the city's best art galleries.
And he's calling on a few influential friends.
Meet Angkul Sungthong, whose Ratchaprasong street snap scored an honorable mention at StreetFoto San Francisco.
The work of the Greek Ambassador of Thailand charts the tragedy of destruction to the glory of new growth and life.
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This Apr 4, the House of Lucie art gallery hosts a special talk with Thai-Australian travel photographer Diane Durongpisitkul, who spent the past 15 months traveling around Africa, from Ethiopia to Mozambique, predominantly in a local minivan. Here, she tells us about her journey.
Opening tomorrow (Mar 3), Behind Tin Walls is a photography exhibition by Visarut Sankhum that documents the lives of Bangkok's migrant workers who live in temporary tin-wall structures as they build the city's booming luxury condo industry. Here, we speak to Visarut about the project.
Photographer Peeraya Sirathanisa traveled around Yaowarat to link archive photos with their modern-day locations.
Running until this Sunday (Feb 5) at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Luke Duggleby's exhibition "For Those Who Died Trying" pays tribute to the heroic lives of 37 Thai human rights defenders who died fighting for their cause. Here, BK speaks to Duggleby and a representative from Protection International, Pranom Somwong, about the project.
The Brazilian master's exhibition is an absolute must-see for any photography lover.
An exhibition will display 88 of the rare collectors' items.
Christopher Wise, photographer and co-owner of WTF Bar and Gallery, recently started a photography project dubbed "The Mourners," which captures dramatic black and white portraits of people around the Sanam Luang area as they pay their respects to HM the King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Here, BK asks him about the inspiration behind the project and what he aims to convey.