And they're on show in Orchard right now

In this new exhibition, a self-taught street photographer explores the art of daily life.

This Jan 23-31 sees the return of Bukruk Urban Arts Festival, a 10-day project of public wall paintings, art exhibitions, artist talks, animated film screenings and an open-air music festival. This year's event, sponsored by European Union as part of a program to promote culture connection between EU countries and Asia, focuses on the bizarre and uncanny. Here's what's in store.

A new exhibition at RMA Institute explores how photography documents and fixes moments in time.

Step back in time with this one.

In a series of refreshingly confrontational video installations dubbed Tools, Kawita Vatanajrankur explores the concept of everyday household work by transforming herself into representaions of domestic tools such as a clothes hanger, a broom and a juicer, aiming to empower women as the emotional and physical center of the home. Here, she talks us through her personal views on Bangkok.

Two years on from the first edition, the celebration of underground art promises an even bigger focus on the "bizarre, uncanny and surreal" centering on Bangkok's Chinatown and riverside. There will be a pretty awesome music festival, too.

And not all of it are at the National Gallery.

The cool(er) winter breeze brings with it lots of cultural happenings. Here are our top picks to see you through till 2016.