This Jan 23-31 sees the return of Bukruk Urban Arts Festival, a 10-day project of public wall paintings, art exhibitions, artist talks, animated film screenings and an open-air music festival. This year's event, sponsored by European Union as part of a program to promote culture connection between EU countries and Asia, focuses on the bizarre and uncanny. Here's what's in store.

The Thai newspaper today described Bowie as "the singer of the well-known hit 'It's My Life' that many Thais know and love." 

A new exhibition at RMA Institute explores how photography documents and fixes moments in time.

New name, new facilities.

The return of the city's favorite vintage flea market, intriguing art openings and a bunch of visiting DJs.

Start planning. Tickets are on sale now. 

The return of our favorite flea market, a massive street art festival and many more reasons to get out and about this January.

Gather your troops and line up your enemies. It's a blast from the not-too-distant past. 

There's more to celebrate than New Year's Eve this long, long, long weekend.

In a series of refreshingly confrontational video installations dubbed Tools, Kawita Vatanajrankur explores the concept of everyday household work by transforming herself into representaions of domestic tools such as a clothes hanger, a broom and a juicer, aiming to empower women as the emotional and physical center of the home. Here, she talks us through her personal views on Bangkok.