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Beyond bliss, beyond biennial: reflections with Dr Apinan Poshyananda on the...

Follow Dr Apinan Poshyananda, Chief Executive and Artistic Director of the Bangkok Art Biennale, speaks with Art Radar about the city’s inaugural event. Opening 19 October 2018, Bangkok’s first...

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“There are More Monsoon Songs Elsewhere”: Thai artist Dusadee Huntrakul on...

Follow Dusadee Huntrakul inhabits Bangkok’s 100 Tonson Gallery in a sensitive display of stolen histories. The solo exhibition, running from 22 June to 23 September 2018, offers up Dusadee’s work as...

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“L’Origine du Monde”: art and desire with Thai artist Thanet Awsinsiri –...

Follow 100 Tonson Gallery in Bangkok recently presented “L’Origine du Monde”, a solo exhibition by Thai artist Thanet Awsinsiri. Thanet Awsinsiri examines themes of desire, the human body and the...

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“Patani Semasa”: representing the tumultuous Patani Region at MAIIAM, Chiang Mai

Follow MAIIAM features the work of artists who have engaged with the politics of representation of Southern Thailand’s tumultuous Patani Region. Art Radar has a more in-depth look at some of the works...

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Between Writing and Art: the place of writing in Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook’s...

Follow Art Radar speaks to the Thai artist about her latest show and her practice merging art and writing. Thai artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook’s ongoing exhibition in her home country at 100 Tonson...

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“A Trace of Mortality”: Malaysian artist Eiffel Chong at Kathmandu Art...

Follow Malaysian artist Eiffel Chong photographs liminal spaces between the private and public. An exhibition of the work of Malaysian artist Eiffel Chong is on display at Kathmandu Photo Gallery in...

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Thai artist Kamin Lertchaiprasert on the BKK metro

Follow The Thai artist is shaking up Bangkok’s train line by replacing all advertisements with works of his own. Art Radar takes a look at Kamin Lertchaiprasert’s latest art project on the Bangkok...

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“Jaonua: The Nothingness & Sanook Dee Museum”: Thailand’s Araya...

Follow Thai artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook explores awareness, attachment and the relations between film and buddhism Art Radar talks to the artist about her current exhibition project “Jaonua: The...

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“People, Money, Ghosts (Movement as Metaphor)”: curator Roger Nelson on...

Follow The recent group exhibition at Jim Thompson Art Centre reflected on the increasing global mobility in the artistic community and beyond. Art Radar explores the themes in the exhibition and...

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Subconscious Sewing: Thai painter Narissara Pianwimungsa’s Threadwork – in...

Follow Art Radar interviews Thai artist Narissara Pianwimungsa about her oeuvre’s shift from painting to embroidery. After a notable break from making art, Narissara Pianwimungsa returns to the art...

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Potted plants, boxed trees: Singaporean photographer Ang Song Nian explores...

Follow The artist turns his lens on plants and trees to understand the paradoxical human need to be close to as well as control nature. Ang Song Nian’s exhibition “As They Grow Older and Wiser” at...

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“Destination: Still Unknown”: Thai photographer Pramuan Burusphat’s...

Follow Thai photographer Pramuan Burusphat holds retrospective show at BACC. New Zealand-based Thai photographer Pramuan Burusphat enjoys a retrospective survey at Bangkok Art and Cultural Center...

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“The Game | Viet Nam”: the LE Brothers at Jim Thompson Art Center in Bangkok

Follow Drawing on their experiences in the post-war period, the twin brothers explore current day Vietnam. The LE Brothers have placed themselves between the north and south of Vietnam in order to...

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“Elemental” by Cambodian artist Sopheap Pich at H Gallery Bangkok

Follow In his third solo show at H Gallery in Bangkok, Sopheap Pich presents a major new work. Since returning to his homeland in 2002, Pich has created a delicate yet intricate style in his...

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“The Serenity of Madness”: Thai filmmaker and artist Apichatpong...

Follow A travelling exhibition of the Thai artist and filmmaker co-organised by ICI Curators International is now at Chiang Mai’s MAIIAM and will soon move to Hong Kong’s Para Site. On the occasion of...

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“Fear”: new works by Thai artist Manit Sriwanichpoom at Yavuz Gallery, Singapore

Follow Manit Sriwanichpoom temporarily retires his distinctive ‘Pink man’ character to take an extended look at politics and power in his native Thailand. Showing concurrently in Singapore and...

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MAIIAM: Thailand’s newest museum set to open in Chiang Mai

Follow The MAIIAM Museum of Contemporary Art Chiang Mai will open its doors on 3 July 2016. Founded by the Bunnag-Beurdeley family, the Museum shares a private collection built over the last 30 years....

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“The Southeast Asia Movie Theatre Project”: An Installation by Philip Jablon...

Follow American researcher Philip Jablon’s photographs of abandoned movie theatres in Southeast Asia is on show in Bangkok. “Future’s Ruins”, on show at H Project Space from 28 January to 29 May 2016,...

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Back from the dead: Reclusive Thai artist Chatchai Puipia returns to Bangkok...

Thai artist Chatchai Puipia has virtually returned to Bangkok for a landmark exhibition that celebrates the launch of a new online archive.  100 Tonson Gallery is collaborating with...

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When Bangkok meets Phnom Penh, ‘un-compared’– in pictures

An exhibition at H Gallery, Bangkok, deliberately ‘un-compares’ art from Bangkok and Phnom Penh. “Rates of Exchange, Un-Compared”, a collaborative project between Bangkok and Phnom Penh, deviates from...

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