Vivid faces, colorful ways of life, and sacred temples tucked away in the narrow lanes of Bangkok’s Little India represent a mosaic that bridges the soulful essence of India and Siam.

“In Stillness” presents the works of artists who are nature’s witnesses, and for whom self-contemplation is the source of creative expression.

This exhibition marks a new chapter for the artist—fresh, warm, and full of creative energy. Visitors are warmly invited to be part of this moment

The Exhibition explores how Thailand and the wider Southeast Asian region are imagined through foreign eyes. At the same time, it considers the preconceived notions locals hold towards visitors.

Resilience turns inward, asking how we confront fear, uncertainty, and collapse—both personally and globally.

Ceramic tiles reflecting the unique identity, memories, and transformations occurring in 50 districts in Bangkok.

Reflects the moments of feelings, nostalgia, and emotions towards Bangkok, featuring a unique style of painting from Japan.

An immersive exhibition with kinetic sculpture, photos, sound and VDO installation about Molam, a North-Eastern music genre.

Reflecting on 'the time possessed by the devil' through the unique contemporary works of each artist.

a story of longing, care, and affectionate sorrow I have for our daughter, our little dog Su-Su-Pe

Spanning ceramics, sculpture, painting, digital prints, and fine jewelry, Teema’s multidisciplinary practice reflects her formal background in fashion design(...).

LOOP OF LIFE, again but not the same. Old feelings with new events.

A dialogue between Helen Grace and Phaptawan Suwannakudt, charting shifts in gender roles across cultures – Australia, Thailand and Hong Kong – over a period of fifty years.

An inquiry into what continues to be reborn. It is a call to recognize and confront repetition—to awaken awareness of what we may have forgotten within the cycles we inhabit.

How waste management inefficiency has led to environmental damage that often remains hidden from view.

Sometimes, the people we encounter help us learn.

an exploration of the various layers of self and inner emotions through the artist's perspective.

BGC Glass Studio invites you to experience glass in a new light through GLASSWORKS: A Contemporary Glass Art Exhibition

An art exhibition interpreting destiny through the eyes of 38 artists.

A compelling dialogue between matter and mind, weight and line, the visible and the imagined.

Vinyaratn deconstructs and reconfigures looms to create monumental works, where weaving becomes a structure of resilience, healing, and shared imagination.

In Here for the Cake, Savage turns the table into a joyful meeting place, a stage for laughter, shared stories, and the simple happiness found in good company.

A heartwarming exhibition celebrating 75 years of PeanutsTM. Step into a world of nostalgia and joy with Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.