Abstract and impressionist paintings by Thai artist Arkom Doungchawna, whose work has been exhibited in New York, Philadelphia and Sierra Leone. Opening party at 6pm, to be presided over by Nonthiwan Chantanaphalin, National Artist of Thailand in Visual Arts (2006).

Dates: May 8-31

 

 

This second solo exhibition by Jiratchaya Pripwai features abstract line drawings on canvas.

Dates: May 9 (opens at 6pm)-June 13

 

 

Thai artist Peerawayt Krasaesom recreates his previous digital art experiments from the past decade and turns them into large-scale flat paintings on canvas.

Dates: May 9-Jun 9

 

 

The debut exhibition by Saint Hoax, who controversially recreates images of political figures, from Putin to Kim Jong Un. Running alongside Plastik Magazine’s exhibition, “Life in Plastik.”

Dates: May 11-Jun 12

 

 

British-Thai photographer Cattleya Jaruthavee captures the lives of bar hostesses working near the Thai-Lao border in a new series of photographs. Read our interview with the artist here.

Dates: May 9-Jun 28

 

 

Some 94 prints and 55 drawings chosen from across 56 countries will be on display in celebration of HRH Maha Chakri’s birthday and Silpakorn University’s 72nd anniversary. The university will also host workshops on printmaking, etching and monoprints every Fri-Sat at 2-5pm from May 22-Jul 31.

Dates: May 14-Aug 2

8/F BACC, Rama 1 Rd. BTS National Stadium

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The first interactive forum for documentary photography in Thailand, featuring slideshows, portfolio reviews by award-winning photography professionals, a panel discussion under the title “Visual Conscience: How Photo Essays Tell Stories beyond a Single Image,” as well as a photo book exhibition.

Dates: May 9, 10am-9pm

 

 

A special Sunday of live painting, art exhibitions, talks and live music by independent artists in a garden atmosphere.

Dates: May 10, 12pm-11pm