10 award-winning works and 77 additional works from the 47th Bualuang Painting Contest.

A site-responsive moving image, sound, sculptural and photographic installations by eight Asian artists.

Stress Test brings together a new body of work in which abstraction and figuration are in open contest, where paintings are shaped by the pressures and textures of contemporary life.

Consider whether joy, connection and equality may already be present in small, imperfect forms.

Four contemporary exhibitions under MMADness is Calling explore experimentation, craft, healing and perception across MMAD Gallery 1–4.

A Photographic Media Exhibition and Film Screening Collaboration between FSMR ISI Yogyakarta and Chulalongkorn University

An invitation to explore four interconnected ideas: Shared Heritage, Cultural Belonging, Shared Ownership, and Stewardship.

The silence between people, the light after the rain, an unexpected reflection, a fleeting gesture.

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.

Discover 52 exquisitely crafted model royal barges and the history of Thailand’s royal barge procession, including four key vessels from the 2026 ceremony.

We Can Pause, But the Mind Never Stops. A solo exhibition by Munins, exploring how the mind works. Through three essential processes, amid a world that never stops moving.

Today, greedy capitalism and neoliberalism treat our Earth as nothing but a resource to be plundered for profit. This endless greed is destroying life itself.

Works by 21 artists invite viewers to question whether what we see is reality, or a version of it shaped by how we choose to look.

Discarded cardboards become landscapes, structures and thousands of hand-folded boats.

Htein Lin's paintings on canvas and masks fill a world of animals, creatures and hybrids, each carrying a story.

Hands, human figures, colors, and fragmented forms merge into a visual language whose meaning cannot be confined to just one.

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

The first exhibition of Bas Jan Ader's work in Thailand and Asia, bringing three key works from 1970–1975 into the unfinished architecture of Bangkok Kunsthalle.

How inherited systems are sustained, repaired, negotiated, and reimagined by a group of emerging Thai artists.

More than 160 works by 33 Thai and international artists explore movement, transformation and the forces that bring art to life.