Wongchayuth “Yaa” Sukhowattanakij, 60, is keeping Thailand’s tradition of hand-drawn movie poster art alive. While most cinemas switched to printed posters decades ago, Yaa continues to produce watercolor artworks, though he now has a very different clientele. In this interview, he recalls the ups and downs of his five-decade career. 

Bangkok artists and galleries pay their respects to HM the late King Bhumibol. 

A sneak peek at the World Press Photo Exhibition. 

Last year, Sina Wittayawiroj's exhibition was shut down. This weekend, he's making a show of burning the final work. 

The term "book fair" may conjure up images of dusty old books, but don't be fooled—Bangkok Art Book Fair promises quality content and design, as well as mouthwatering food.

This Jul 21, Myrtille Tibayrenc steps out from her guise as director of Toot Yung art center and co-director of Bukruk Urban Arts Festival to present Sublimation, her debut solo exhibition of oil paintings based on images found online. Here, the French artist/curator talks us through her work process and what the two upcoming biennales could mean for Bangkok's contemporary art scene. 

On Jun 16, the military visited two galleries near Sathorn, Cartel Artspace and Gallery Ver on Narathiwat Rajanagarindra Soi 22, and ordered Gallery Ver to remove five works relating to the political protests of 2010, as part of Harit Srikhao's Whitewash exhibition. Jirat ‘Tae’ Ratthawongjirakul, 29, has managed the gallery for the past six years, and was there when the raid took place. Here, he discusses exactly what happened, as well as the state of artistic expression in Bangkok.

All the highlights from the exhibition which reinvented viewing art in Bangkok.