See also: 3 new galleries in Bangkok to check out this weekend

Green Sun

Chinese artist Zhou Tao, who won the Han Nefkens-BACC Award for Contemporary Art, introduces the works he produced in his BACC artist residency, during the early PRDC rallies, comprising video, photos, paintings, and murals.

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC), 939 Rama 1 Rd., 02-214-6630-8. BTS National Stadium.

Jun 6–29

H Gallery's two new exhibitions

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Curated by Andrew Bracey, this exhibition in collaboration with the UK’s Transition Gallery and The Usher Gallery features works by 118 international artists: close-ups of their paintings displayed together as a huge collage. The curator discusses the installation with Brian Curtin and Prof. Steve Dutton, one of the exhibiting artists, on Jun 7 from 2-4pm.

Jun 5–Jul 6

I Miss You Already

New York-based artist Shen Wei displays a selection of his self-portrait nude series which serves as a contemplation of his identity in relation to changes in cultural context.

Jun 5–Jul 27

Sawatdee Anxiety

Suwit Maprajaub’s colorful sculptural work of oil cans and Peerawayt Krasaesom’s acrylic paintings of cellular-structured objects made up of machine guns and tanks symbolize the country’s current state of social anxiety. Opening reception on Jun 7, 6pm.

Jun 7-Aug 15

The Isolated Land

On show at Potion Bar are Suthipa Kamyam’s whimsical illustrations of life on an isolated island. You can also get busy yourself with a mini print workshop at the opening reception today.

Jun 7-30

Hiraeth

Taiwanese-born photographer Nana Chen displays her tranquil photo essay of Chung King Mansions, the crowded neighborhood in Hong Kong, to examine the thin line between privacy and publicity in what we call home.
 

Jun 12-Jul 13.
 

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