Arts & Culture

Wednesday, October 16, 2019

Arts & Culture

Snipe1 breaks the rules

Renowned Japanese artist Snipe1 brings his graffiti art to Thailand for the exhibition “METABUGS – Rules are meant to be broken” opening at Chin’s Gallery in downtown Bangkok on October 22.
HM in our hearts

The Platinum Group, which runs The Market Bangkok, commemorates the anniversary of the passing of the late King Rama IX and expresses loyalty to His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn, King Rama X, with the exhibition “Art In My Heart”, The show features paintings, sculptures and royal portraits by Asst Prof.Poonsawat Moombansao, Asst Prof Thamsak Euarak-Sakun, Phaisan Phaowiset, Ngamphit Permpanya, Kitipol Sakdang, and Phinit Phantaprawat and will be accompanied by live performances from student
Cool outings: Nonthaburi awash in floating markets

Keen to highlight a cultural heritage that has always depended on waterways, Nonthaburi’s Office of Tourism and Sports is promoting six floating markets in the province.
‘Great white crow’ folk tale comes alive in wax carving to mark end of Buddhist Lent

An icon of Buddhist folklore, Nang Phya Ka-Pheuk, which is directly translated as “great white crow”, has been crafted on a wax castle to be exhibited to mark the end of Buddhist Lent on October 12 at Phra That Choeng Chum temple in Sakon Nakhon province.
Forum on art activities for the disabled to be held

The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre celebrates the artistic talent of the disabled by hosting the international research forum “Art Activities of Disabled People in Asia” on October 18 and 19 in the multi-function room on the first floor.

Snipe1 breaks the rules

HM in our hearts

Cool outings: Nonthaburi awash in floating markets

‘Great white crow’ folk tale comes alive in wax carving to mark end of Buddhist Lent

Forum on art activities for the disabled to be held

Body beautiful: Pinaree Sanpitak shows in Singapore

Neilson Hays literature festival celebrates library’s 150 years

Japanese lensman presents rare glimpse into minds of death-row convicts

Between the lines

Vegetarian restaurants in Yala prepare for annual festival

Taipei National Palace Museum to screen Thai films

Pleats Please to unveil "Forest" collection in Bangkok

Kazakhstan forum on Asian literature a resounding success

Royal Barge procession celebrated in new exhibition

By Royal command: Khon returns to the stage

Illustrator Binko shares ‘moving’ pictures at Pullman

Amphawan Pichalai, director of the Support Arts and Crafts International Centre of Thailand (SACICT)

Innovation focus leads to double-digit growth at hill-tribe craft centre

Bulgari ‘Cinemagia’ collection promises drama in the wearing

Art Afloat exhibit to bring Royal Barge Procession alive through holograms

Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn graced the opening of Bangkok’s 21st International Festival of Dance and Music, which began with a spectacular performance of Opera Turandot by Ekaterinburg Opera Theatre from Russia. The Princess was greeted on arrival by JS Uberoi, Damira Uberoi and Russia’s Ambassador to Thailand Evgeny Tomikhin. Suchitra Lohia presented a garland and Nintira Sophonpanich presented flowers.

Russian opera troupes win hearts

Ambassador Lyu Jian

Terracotta Warriors exhibition 'a symbol of closer Thailand-China ties'

Ancient Chinese artefacts go on display at National Museum starting Monday

Special talk to commemorate 500th anniversary of historic circumnavigation

Phuthip’s ‘Imaginary Sanctuary’ explores the nature of truth

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