Explore the profound beauty of "landscape" through the distinct eyes and emotions of four prominent artists.

Explores the complex of human emotion—sadness, attachment, and paranoia—transforming these personal experience into an arts work.

Koyama captures the flavours of contemporary pop culture while drawing on traditional Japanese iconography and methodologies.

A dialogue through contemporary art that focuses on exploring and revisiting the understanding of a place's stories through local history, community culture, and people's daily lives.

In this special edition, artists from across the nation express the beauty and complexity of human experience through the theme "LIFE: Growth, Dream, and Failure".

Noppanan Thannaree, who expresses his reverence for light, which has provided value and meaning to civilizations since antiquity.

The exhibition spans painting, sculpture, video, and installation, and marks the debut of all four artists in Thailand.

Sati–Sabi embodies a philosophy of presence. It invites us to see the here and now with conscious awareness

The path toward an ideal world is never a single straight line but rather an endless constellation of possibilities.

The Way Home — memories along the journey and the search for the meaning of existence.

Nature of time and the fragile act of retrieving memories at risk of disappearance

the memories and culture of the entire community, which have shaped the identity.

A series of line drawings created using the ink on canvas technique, expanding on the concept of the role of lines and the interpretation of contradictions in the contemporary world

Life may not be smooth, but hey, at least it makes for good content!

The journey of a 'little warrior' wearing a frog hat and crown in a fantasy world, who must fight the monsters within his own heart: fear, despair, loneliness, and the pressure from the outside world.

This series of artworks does not question fragility as a symbol of weakness, but rather regards it as evidence of existence.

This exhibition is both deeply personal and quietly universal, inviting all who have known heartbreak to see that love never truly disappears.

“In a world full of diversity… happiness comes in many forms.”

In this exhibition, Takehiro brings elements of Mr. Kobayashi (the pink cat) together with his signature drawings that represent his iconic concept of the Decorator Crab.

When memories are connected to space, they become “emotional landscapes” that reflect human feelings and experiences.

Revisit fragments of the past to examine how memory and time accumulate, intertwine, and obscure. Through layered visual languages and the act of reimagining what has been silenced.

As the boundary between human and machine blurs, ‘the soul’ may no longer belong solely to flesh and blood.

the exhibition on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the death of King Vajiravudh (Rama VI)

Exploration of perception and reflection through togetherness. The recorded underwater sounds may seem abstract and easy to overlook, yet they carry hidden meanings that extend beyond ordinary hearing

Presents more than thirteen acrylic paintings that illuminate the imagination and invite viewers into a retro-futuristic world.

Invites viewers into an enigmatic spiritual landscape—a realm where the external world and the inner psyche converge.

Amid the rapid shifts of contemporary Thai society, Professor Preecha turns toward the rural landscape as a field of emotional resonance

The five artists reassemble memories in the gaps between history and the present, reconstructing narratives where nature and civilization converge.

Discover the solo art exhibition "Colors World" by 3-year-old Ghone, a young abstract artist.

Discover 12 art events at MMAD.

A group exhibition by four singer-songwriters who love art.

Inspired by her recent multi-channel video installation The Same Old Karma Landscape at MAIIAM Contemporary Art Museum.

ผลงานกว่า 50 ชิ้น ในนิทรรศการสุดพิเศษเพพื่อฉลอง 20 ปีของแกเลอรีเวอร์

Kitikong bridges past and present — connecting centuries-old craftsmanship with the expressive language of contemporary printmaking.

Artistic operations in unfolding the land plane and structurally exploring the dimensions of humans, science, nature, the environment, and the connections related to the power of mineral values.

Celebrate the nation’s artistic and intellectual heritage at the Life and Bronze exhibition.

This exhibition aims to inspire visitors through Tan Kudt’s life philosophy and artistic vision—sparking curiosity and encouraging a deeper exploration of the artist and his works.

Just Be. No need to Be. You Be you. Me Be me. Together we Be.

The first and most comprehensive presentation dedicated to Chatchai Puipia.

The sweetness of Thong Yod (Golden Tear Drops) conceals within it the bitterness of disappointment, betrayal, and the uncertainty of life.

The exhibition Undo Planet uses art as a medium to examine possibilities for restoring nature.

Recreate • Recycle • Reimagine

“WanderDOG” is an exhibition that reflects the long journey of iJud, a Thai street-born dog sculpture rooted in local street culture.

For the very first time, photographs from 3D glass negatives taken by Prince of Kambaengbejra, will finally reveal themselves to the world as they were meant to be seen.

Yaowarat Through the Eyes of a Curator. This Exhibition Transforms Everyday Objects into a City Dialect

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.