Bangkok Kunsthalle
Bangkok Kunsthalle is an artist driven institution devoted to art, cinema, music, dance, literature and architecture, presenting a new model of art museum. It occupies the former Thai Watana Panich building, a leading printing house founded in 1935 that was razed by fire in 2001 and left dormant for twenty three years before reopening as an art space in January 2024. Situated where the Phadung Krung Kasem canal divides the old and new city on the edge of Bangkok’s Chinatown, the raw industrial complex is reactivated with each exhibition, as invited artists are commissioned to make site specific works that respond to the building and the visual language of its surroundings. Alongside exhibitions of Thai and international artists, the institution runs a moving image program and a public program of talks, lectures, workshops, screenings and readings, aiming to serve as a focal point for creative dialogue across Southeast Asia.
On View
Where Landscape Becomes Colour: Contemporary Voices from Thailand
Three artists from Thailand turn landscape into colour at Château La Coste. Mit Jai Inn, Apichaya Wannakit and Parvit Pichienrangsan work where surface, memory and place meet.
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