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KHAO SAN HIDE AND SEEK
LET’S CONTINUE WITH THE POST-LOCKDOWN EAGERNESS FOR OFFLINE EXHIBITIONS WITH “KHAO SAN HIDE AND SEEK”, THE EVENT THAT INVITES EVERYONE TO REVISIT BANGKOK’S FAMOUS ROAD
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THROUGH THE ROYAL EYES
GLASS PLATE NEGATIVES: STORIES THAT TRANSCEND TIME, FEATURES WORKS OF PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BY MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY AND THEIR ENTOURAGE. CAPTURED ON GLASS FILM, THE 102 PHOTOGRAPHS TELL STORIES ENCOMPASSING THE PERIOD BETWEEN THE REIGN OF KING RAMA IV AND KING RAMA VII
FOR THOSE WHO DIED TRYING (AND THOSE WHO ENDURE)
THE PORTRAITS OF 58 HRDS WHO WERE MURDERED OR MADE TO DISAPPEAR THAT INSPIRES US ALL TO REMEMBER AND CONSIDER HOW MONEY AND POWER CAN EASILY TAKE SOMEONE’S LIFE FROM THE WORLD
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THE LETTER TO THE MASTER OF CRAFT
ON THE OCCASION OF SUWAN KONGKHUNTHIAN’S 30 YEARS IN DESIGN WHICH WAS PRESENTED IN THROUGH THE EXHIBITION ‘SURVIVAL OF CRAFT, 1989 TO 2020’ BY THE BANGKOK-BASED CONTENT DESIGN STUDIO, ISSARAPHAP, DOONYAPOL SRICHAN OF PDM WROTE AN OPEN LETTER TO HIS MASTER
READING LIST ‘RETHINKING ABOUT EXHIBITIONS’
HOW CAN WE LOOK AT ‘EXHIBITION’ IN OTHER WAYS THAN A SITE OF EXHIBITION OR DISPLAY? READING LIST THIS WEEK INTRODUCES THREE BOOKS THAT WILL BROADEN YOUR VIEW TOWARDS THE MAKING OF EXHIBITION IN MORE DIMENSIONS
MUSIC IS THE SPACE BETWEEN THE NOTES
02 — 30 APRIL 2016
THAPAE EAST venue for the creative arts, Chiang Mai
CONTOUR
Contour is an exhibition resulting from the projects developed during an artist residency by two Thai artists, Angkrit Ajchariyasophon and Tawatchai Pattanaporn, on display from 11 March – 9 April 2016 at Numthong Gallery.
NEW TERRITORIES _ROBOTIC PROCESS
Recent exhibition, “_robotic process of Amnesia symptom(s)” by New-territories/
mindmachinemakingmyths (Francois Roche, Camille Lacadee, Vongsawat Wongkijjalerd, and contributors Than Rittiphan, Jean-David Caillouët, Kittiphan Janbuala, and Benjamin Ennemoser at TARS gallery, Bangkok calls upon contribution from both attendee and automaton, requesting both one’s recollection and a willingness to consign shared memories into oblivion.