Meet five female guest speakers from India, Spain, Africa and Ecuador, who will discuss gender, empowering women and challenging sexual stereotypes.

 

This photo exhibition by artist Kamonlak Sukchai displays photography in the style of “penny dreadful” magazine illustrations. Her work is inspired by Thai folk tales about woman being executed and then reborn as red lotus flowers to serve mother nature.

 

 

Artworks by female artists from all over the world portray different perspectives about women’s rights and freedom in a society. The exhibition pays homage to those who fight for gender equality.

 

 

ATT 19 showcases art by women from different career paths in an effort to inspire and empower women in a male-dominant society. There will be artist talks, special installations and performances.

Mar 5-Apr 4. 19 Charoenkrung Soi 30. 083-555-5739

 

 

This solo exhibition by painter Suttikiret Wachdang tells the story of a young girl whose dreams the artist expresses on the canvas.

 

 

This special life drawing session celebrates the female form. There will be live music, an exhibition of work from past events and portraits by artist Mamo to take home, plus drinks and snacks. All experience levels are welcome.

 

 

This exhibition by South African visual artist and graphic designer Tammie Barnes showcases paintings depicting women from around the world in the artist’s  comical and satirical style.

Alternative cinema Bangkok Screening Room will be celebrating International Women’s Day with five women-driven films—many appearing for the first time in Thailand.

 

Hosted by Bangkok Rising, this event will screen the 2018 documentary that revisited photos of key historical moments when women broke through cultural restrictions.