Five artists—Aiwei Foo (Singapore), Ardneks (Indonesia), Nut Dao (Thailand), Tuna Dunn (Thailand) and Yeji Yun (Korea)—exhibit their selected, award-winning works from the Unknown Asia Art Exchange Osaka.

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DJs Layered Love from Berlin and TipTap from London take over the dancefloor with driving house and techno.

Glow, 96/4-5 Sukhumvit Soi 23, 086-614-3355. B250

The Chinatown bar hosts a night of live neo-soul dedicated to American artist Erykah Badu.

Soulbar, 945 Charoen Krung Rd., 093-220-0441. Free

 

To mark International Beer Day (Aug 1), the buzzing Thonglor beer bar offers buy-one-get-one-free on pints along with sizzling grilled sausages.

 

Celebrate the soft opening of this new art space with an art exhibition from 19 artists from home and abroad, along with a live Flamenco performance by Toque Tacon

 

 

Isaan soul singer Rasmee and rockers Chanudom present a theatrical-style performance dubbed "Sinner of A Black Uniform City" with two performances per night until Aug 5. Tickets are limited to only 300 per show, with VIP seating available featuring bottomless Champagne and wine.

 

 

 

A night of EDM from India-born Thai DJ Sunju Hargun.

 

 

Nasi, comprising DJ AQ Flow and MC Jknknslry, perform hip hop beats from their debut self-titled EP.

 

 

Boxers and MMA fighters from around the world come together at this event to raise funds for Soi Dog Foundation and Dog Rescue Thailand, which work to improve the lives of stray dogs and cats nationwide through veterinary services, adoption drives and shelters.

 

 

The gallery looks back at its past projects and exhibitions, as curated by interns from this summer.

 

 

Kma Sirisamphan's first bronze sculpture exhibtion explores concepts of life's growth, success and failure.

 

 

A finalist in last year's Sovereign Asian Art Prize, Latthapon Korkiatarku's first solo exhibition blurs the line between two-dimensional paintings and the sense of objecthood as seen in sculptures to question the space beyond the rectangular frame of the artworks.

 

 

Panu Nakornthap showcases his three art pieces which span Thai social issues, politics and belief rituals.

 

 

Sales & Fairs: Bangkok Art Festival Of August

 

Yong Hwan Lee's photos question the construction of superficial landscapes as a form of propaganda. 

 

 

Sales & Fairs: HUBBA-TO Free Sunday

Japanese bars and restaurants in the Phra Khanong area, including Yooi Don, Kinjo Okinawa restaurant, GOJA, Amby and more, join together to offer food and drinks alongside a tuna carving show, standup performances, a singing competition and a variety of other activities. 

 

 

Nominated for the Best Adapted Script of a Play/Performance award at the International Association of Theatre Critics Thailand 2015 for his last play, Dogtooth, Tassakorn Seepuan returns to the stage with this story following married couples trying to figure out matters of life and death.