The International Center of Photography graduate’s latest series of photos looks at neon light and the deceptive tricks it plays on our eyes—with an underlying context of life and death.
Through Sep 2. The Jam Factory, Charoen Nakhon Rd., 02-861-0950. Free.
The American photographer presents images on self-esteem development, lesbians, Thai tomboy culture and the conflicts between LGBTQ-friendly environments and conservative ideology.
Aug 16-Sep 23, Wishbeer Garden, Charoen Nakorn Soi 13, 02-392- 1403. Free.
Russian photographer Jaroslav Poncar takes the viewer on his 40-year journey with a single camera, the Soviet-era FT-2.
Through Aug 26. Serindia Gallery, Charoenkrung Rd., 02-238-6410. Free.
The Australian artist documents in 30 images how the ancient art of puppet theater endures in Southeast Asia.
Aug 4-26. RCAC, Ratchadamnoen Klang Ave., 02-422-8827. Free.
The American architectural photographer presents images of buildings and landscapes throughout Asia, the Middle East and America.
Through Sep 9. River City Bangkok, Yotha Rd., 02-237-0077. Free.
The photographer examines LGBT issues in Thailand’s Deep South where the queerness contradicts Muslim society.
Through Aug 26, WTF Cafe & Gallery, Sukhumvit Soi 51, 02-662-6246. Free.
Credit: Jittiwat Jantayanee
The striking furniture showroom slash gallery’s latest exhibition features the work of British photographer Ti Foster and images taken from 1991-1998.
Through Sep 8. PT-Gallery, Charoenkrung Soi 30, 02-266-4344. Free
