Thai Playboy Ceramic Exhibition by the K.W.Y. group from 22 ceramic artists

n the context of a rapidly changing contemporary society, the artworks represent more than the completion of academic study.

A group exhibition inspired by the timeless tale of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.

An exhibition showcasing the photographic works of 700 selected individuals from the Open Call, resulting in a total of 1,000 pet photography works.

Peek Hug Pool Villa Project is a practical relaxation space in terms of exchanging experiences and spending time together for artists and creators without judgment.

On the issues of security and insecurity regarding human resources in the contemporary art arena, especially artists and creators who are struggling to survive in the art industry

‘𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭 𝘰𝘧 𝘢𝘳𝘵, 𝘸𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘧𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘯𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭, 𝘸𝘩𝘦𝘯 𝘥𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘩 𝘧𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘴 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦.’

Discover a series of paintings that capture everyday life in Suphan Buri through light yet precise lines and vibrant colors, seamlessly blending the aesthetics of manga and animation with reality.

Sixteen paintings explore invisible structures of creation, translating spiritual principles into contemplative visual language immersive.

Nisar Hossain’s vivid paintings explore chaos and crisis in today’s increasingly unstable global condition and psyche.

Reflection on New Beginnings Through Memory, Perception, and Subtle Change. A group exhibition bringing together four artists from Japan and Thailand

Not merely appearing temporarily like a fleeting emotion. But rather an internal drive that dictates perception. Moreover, it subtly distorts 'truth'.

The characters, the colors, the conspiracies

Experience rare works together. Even if the artists are no longer together, the works will always remain together.

THE LUCKY WOUND is a doubt cast on our own species — a scar that gnaws, intrudes, and erodes every living thing on a planet that was supposed to be lucky.

Featuring over 40 paintings by Choi Seung Yoon, Jason Tamthai, Therdkiat Wangwatcharakul, RUTHORN.R, and Thireq Pecko

Sugar, spices, and all sorts of little gadgets are ingredients carefully selected to create a group of the cutest superheroes in the world. So what is it that makes you... you?

The exhibition invites audiences to explore the beauty and mystery of marine life

From experience in the fashion world to a journey in the field of sculpture, Tomoko discovered that clay is a medium that connects the inner world and expresses it in shapes deeply.

Watch the work of upcycling second-hand clothes and fabric scraps into art and fun items

Exploring the sculpture 'Fish Figure,' a silent friend on days when the world is too loud

“Bones” represent pieces of memory—hardships, mistakes, and pain that have been buried in the dark. Some we manage to let go of, but others remain deeply rooted.

Grad and Glow : Arts thesis showcase 2026. Exhibition of graduate art projects by students from 7 faculties and 5 universities, which will rotate continuously over 5 months

River > Birth proposes an understanding of renewal as a continuously shifting state.

This series of works reflects the freedom that awaits her in the present, through simple lines and colors.

The first solo exhibition of Areeya inspired by Hermann Hesse and Carl Jung.

The inner spirit of humans, which instincts can reflect our identity without relying on letters or explanations

When the "Primeval Earth" is invaded by the value systems of the modern world, what lies buried deep beneath is not merely the ruins of civilization, but layers of unrecorded historical memory.

Moving between image and text, the exhibition considers how personal and collective histories take shape through fragments, gestures, and acts of looking.

An exhibition featuring over 21 Graffiti & Street Art artists through the culture of the blackbook

The artist conveys stories from their imagination to the audience with a unique technique that focuses on black and white, to encourage filling the empty spaces of thought and the beauty in the mind.

The exhibition presents mixed-media paintings that explore the relationship between “materials” and “value” through the transformation of discarded everyday objects into new artistic creations.

Tawatchai Somkong presents portrayals of trans women’s bodies through the visual language of the nude.

Evolution from the mastery of international floral art into the expansive realms of multi-disciplinary sculpture and installation.

The perspectives of artists on the story of overlapping areas in different contexts through the aesthetics of expression in creative art works

BLUE & WHITE PATTERN

Exploring the life, body, memory, and relationships of sexually diverse people through fragments, tension, and an incomplete existence

The profound connection humans share with the natural world—one that extends beyond aesthetic appreciation and reflects a fundamental instinct deeply rooted in our evolutionary heritage.

What forms of identity, agency, and belonging can emerge entwined from within the heavy guise of becoming.

An exhibition of self-discovery and the seamless harmony between the self and the universe.

Inviting you to explore the stories of photographs, over 20,000 memories are melting together to bear witness.

This exhibition shows the relationship between the creative process and the specific language of contemporary printmaking art, while also providing space for cultural exchange. ...

From Garlands to Floral Paintings that Transform Fleeting Beauty into Eternity.

Presents the period Kamin spent living in New York between 1987-1992.

Rather than seeking resolution, the works invite viewers to dwell within these conditions. In this sense, stillness is not separate from change, but emerges from within it.

An Exhibition in Commemoration of the Royal Grace of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit the Queen Mother

Exhibition of graduation art works from students of 47 institutions, totaling 177 pieces

Selected artworks from two distinguished collections of Uthen Pattananipol & Piriya Vachajitpan

Exhibition to honor the vision and ingenuity of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother, who laid the foundation for Thai National Dress, establishing it as a cultural emblem of the nation.

Once Becoming: A Visible Presence exhibition invites viewers to consider the interconnectedness of time through the presence of women artists, tracing continuities from modern to contemporary art.

Site-responsive moving image, sound, sculptural and photographic installations by eight Asian artists transform the raw spaces of the Bangkok Kunsthalle

Experience the full ONE PIECE universe at the One Piece Pop-up Cafe in Thailand at ICONSIAM.

Between life and memory, between the realms of the living and the dead.

This exhibition brings together groups of Thai creative material entrepreneurs who transform local resources and integrate them with modern innovations.