The exhibition Lacquer – Homecoming explores the rich, evolving presence of lacquer in everyday life—across cultures, materials, and time. From traditional techniques to contemporary innovation, the show brings together artworks and functional objects that reflect lacquer’s place in both history and daily living. Rooted in…
An exhibition honoring the strength, creativity, and voices of women across cultures and generations. Bringing together works by Cordt Holland, David Kwan Shon, Than Kyaw Htay, Preeyanuch Pakkul, and U Bat Sat, the exhibition reflects on the role of women in society—both celebrated and challenged.…
An art exhibition exploring the rhythm of life through the quiet power of breath. Featuring works by Thee Rut, Siwawong Rakwongwarit, Tom Bell (Khun Kenneth), Athit Yotthamee, Sakol Suttimarn, and Sisana Chotechiwatorn, this group show contemplates the essence of being—through breath as both a physical…
Gazing is a series inspired by the artist’s journey to Shan State in 2007, where he observed the everyday lives of the Pa-Oh people—recognizable by their colorful turbans and deep connection to the land. Through striking portraits set against quiet rural backdrops, the works reflect…
This exhibition traces the evolution of Pop Art from its rise in the early to mid-1960s to its influence today. Featuring works by artists who reflect society’s thought patterns through bold and unconventional contexts, the show highlights Pop Art’s refusal to conform to a single…
The Love Peace Harmony Art & Living Festival is a celebration of creativity as a force for awareness and change. Through a wide range of works by artists, designers, and thinkers, the exhibition invites reflection on essential human values—peace, compassion, kindness, and coexistence. At a…
Suparerk Nammontree (Kajohn), born and raised in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, works with painting and photography to explore the emotional ties between memory, nature, and place. Much of his inspiration comes from the shifting landscapes along the “Noi” River in his hometown—the still canals,…
Rungsak's abstract art carries a distinct identity—one shaped by form, concept, and a deep personal connection to the times in which it was created. While the themes shift with cultural and emotional currents, his style remains unmistakably his own, evolving over the years without losing…
Inspired by the deep-rooted beliefs of the Lanna tradition, Archan Khunarup’s contemporary paintings reflect a dialogue between past and present. Through depictions of rituals, spiritual practices, and everyday life, his work explores the enduring faith that has shaped local identity across generations. As modernization accelerates,…