At WTF Gallery & Cafe over in Thonglor on Mar 12, BK’s very own Kathy MacLeod, author of the weekly “That’s What She Said” comic, presents her solo exhibition comprising colorful large-scale drawings of our city’s many different eco-systems, featuring unique inhabitants from sex tourists to Khao San Road vendors. Opening Mar 12, 6pm
The award-winning Japanese designer gives a talk on a new design philosophy that integrates "instincts" with "daily routines," which results in a valuable space. Reserve your seat at ow.ly/Jastg.
The trans-queer party will be held at Jam this Thursday, featuring a workshop by Stef Airswim on gender and sexual identity issues, followed by Natpwe the Feast of the Spirits documentary film on a Burmese trance ritual. Tara Transitory (One Man Nation) will then speak about her research in transgender history, and Spanish DJ duo Taami Kiiri will spin their usual eclectic ritual music from 8pm till late.
In celebration of the new iverside community, this weekend art & craft market will feature a contemporary art exhibition, workshops, food trucks and stalls, and live music from 1pm-9pm. Burin Grooverider, Nat The Voice Thailand and jazz band on Mar 12, Toomtom The Star and DJ Bunky on Mar 14 and Boy Trai and La Ong Fong on Mar 15.
American-Swedish photographer Jesper Haynes opens another exhibition in Bangkok this Friday at 7pm, showing black and white photography through the eyes of a ten-year-old boy who’s just received his first camera in Haynesville, Louisiana. His other exhibition, New York Darkroom, just opened last week, and is available for viewing at nearby Speedy Grandma, through Mar 29.
Concrete.Projects curates a new group exhibition by Asin, Diamond, Druide, Matt Adams, Phai Amp, Toska, Trick and Trk that explores the artistic significance of graffiti, street and tattoo art. The opening party combines live painting, live hip-hop, a few pop-up shops and special drinks. Also opens this Friday at 6pm.
King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang's Faculty of Architecture, hosts a two-day arts and crafts market with a farm-like atmosphere, featuring local indie bands Zweed N' Roll, Tabasco, Proud, Yanin, Better Weather, The Jukks, Polycat and Sqweez Animal, playing from 5:30pm till late.
Temperatures may be soaring, but that hasn’t stopped the Great Outdoor Market from returning this Mar 13-15 at a new riverside venue, Capanaya Riverfront. This time the highlight is a floating bar with a private deck, along with some of Bangkok’s most popular roaming eateries and local design shops.
Veteran post-rockers Mogwai return after their last sold-out Bangkok show way back in 2011. This year’s gig at Moonstar Studio promises new instrumental sounds from their latest album, Rave Tapes.
Enter the wild Trasher House of Capulet Party, inspired by 1997’s Romeo & Juliet, this Friday (Mar 13), when it takes over the third floor of Siam Center. Be prepared for three hours of free bar from 6:30pm onwards, and fabulous pop tunes from Ariana Grande and Iggy Azalea to Spice Girls and Britney Spears.
After the closure of its Ekkamai space early this year, Toot Yung Gallery organizes its first “nomad project,” a seven-day solo exhibition/block party in Chinatown’s Soi Nana. Dutch artist Daan Botlek exhibits large-scale paintings, posters, silkscreen prints and laser cut art objects over three art spaces. There will be daily workshops with street artists for children at Hub Sai Dek, a Chinatown NGO. The opening party will see Cho Why turn into a rooftop cocktail bar with special tapas, while nearby El Chiringuito will also join the fun, along with more food from street vendors and music from DJ Marine Caillat. New venue The Food Court will also be a part of the exhibition.
The market at K-Village is back again this weekend with over 100 stalls running from 9am-7pm. Expect organic produce, food, drinks, dessert and pastry and home decor.
In celebration of its 10-year anniversary, the special dance festival features workshops (B500-1,000) and a one-show live performance by international performers Yumiko Yoshioka, Miguel Camarero, Sainkho Namtchylak and special guests. Suggested donations for performances at B500 (B400 for students). Reservations at 089-167-4039 or email [email protected].
Rejoice, fashionistas! The annual Bangkok International Fashion Fair & Bangkok International Leather Fair is here again, open to the public this Mar 14-15 at Impact Arena, with over 800 booths of the latest designers’ products spread across four zones: business attire, casual wear, Thai-inspired products and fashion accessories hardware.
An Italian-style carnival, with an exhibition of Vespas throughout the decades, with shows, game booths, a concert by Yellow Fang, Greasy Cafe, Scrubb, Stamp and Flure, as well and vintage flea market by Cheeze and Looker Magazines. There will also be an Italian Food Fair.
It’s lining up to be a boyband packed year, kicking off this month with the Brit boys One Direction. On Mar 14, they take the stage at Rajamangala National Stadium for screaming fangirls willing to pay up to B10,000 a ticket.
The monthly night out this weekend sees British DJ Patrizio spin house, disco and Detroit techno. Support by resident DJs Masa, NKchan and Qotaroo. B100 entry.
Mixmag Asia brings over the dance music pioneer for an intimate gig at Grease LSD room wih only 100 tickets available on sale at www.amiando.com/FatboySlimBKK. We hope you managed to get your tickets.
The unique fusion fashion brand celebrates its nine-year anniversary with a group exhibition titled "Faces" in a collaboration between Thai and Japanese artists from the likes of Lolay, Jackkrit Anatakul, Jiro Sugiyama and Tokio Aoyama. Runs from 3pm-7pm.
Here's your last chance to catch Toska Vosd, Jeff Ross & Druide's exhibition at Jam, with an open bar from 7-8pm and an artist's talk at 8:30pm upstairs.