The best art exhibitions opening all over Bangkok this week
From Thonglor to Chareonkrung, there's a lot of new art to admire.
PHRA NAKHON
Chomp hosts a new low-key painting exhibition by New York artist Amy Diener, inspired by the vibrant colors of Bangkok. Colorful Moments of Artistic Vibrance’s opening party takes place on Jan 23 from 8pm onwards. Head over for some comforting burgers and cheap drinks. Cinema Winehouse is also just next door, if you fancy a movie session afterwards.
Samsen Soi 1, 084-098-8633
SILOM
If you haven’t been to the historic Neilson Hays Library in a while, now’s the perfect time to go back, with Deborah Coffey’s mixed-media exhibition Flotsam & Jetsam running from Jan 27-Feb 28. Also in Silom is Thavibu Gallery’s latest show, Syrinx (above), opening on Jan 24 at 5pm, with some cool glass artworks by Alison Wilson and Dominic Fonde.
Neilson Hays Library, 195 Surawong Rd. 02-233-1731. BTS Chong Nonsi
Thavibu Gallery, Room 433, 4/F, Jewelry Trade Center, 919/1 Silom Rd. 02-266-5454.
CHAROENKRUNG
After its last successful show, Bridge Art Space brings back Threshold 2 on Jan 24. The diverse group exhibition features artists Sayumphorn Janthasorn, Justin Mills, Rebecca Vickers, Karma Sirikogar, Christian Hogue, Anjali Mandrekar, Chip Seven and Dan Burman.
Charoenkrung Soi 51, 086-986-9421. BTS Saphan Taksin
UPPER SUKHUMVIT
Hof Art Space gives you a reason to return to the lively W District on Jan 24, with the opening of Tropikos (above), an exhibition by three Thai artists and three Brazilian artists working in pairs. While you’re there, don’t forget to check out its night market and rooftop club, Altitude.
W District, Sukhumvit Soi 69-71. BTS Phra Khanong
Ardel’s Third Place Gallery
Opens What are we Drinking? on Jan 29, an installation exhibition by Nina Sarabutra on the subject of alcohol consumption.
137-137/1 Sukhumvit 63 (Thonglor Soi 10). BTS Thonglor
LOWER SUKHUMVIT
The new vintage-style bicycle shop/café Sora City debuts its first rotating exhibition with the work of Benz Thanachart. The Real Alaska opens on Jan 24, so you can view the artwork while enjoying that cup of blue soda (B100). The artist will also give a talk at 1pm, titled "What Camera are You Using?" Note: there is also a bike parking area with locks available for those arriving by pedal power.
Sukhumvit Soi 26, 02-001-6600. BTS Phrom Phong
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