A list of curated events in and around Bangkok to help you plan your week

When the pandemic happened, artists were one of the many people who were severely hit. As Bangkok comes back to life, the artists have also returned. This week, we highlight some local and international multimedia creators all around Bangkok. Appreciate their masterpieces, show your support for the arts, and have a good time with some of our picks.

1/6 Love Will Keep Us Together

Journey through the wondrous world of French artist Chloé Kelly Miller who is displaying her vibrant, thought-provoking, and eclectic art in the Love Will Keep Us Together exhibition at So/ Bangkok Hotel.  Her inspiration is drawn from experience as someone with a hearing disability and a member of the LGBTQ+ community. Crafting a mixed media body of work using everything from acrylics and graffiti to inks and drawings, the two-month installation will be the start of her debut solo show in Asia.

9th Floor, Park Lobby, So/ Bangkok Hotel, 2 North Sathorn Road
Until August 31
sobangkok.com , 02-624-0000

2/6 Pride Month: Pride of All Genders

To close off Pride Month, the SCG foundation is sponsoring the Pride Month: Pride of All Genders exhibition currently hosted at the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre (BACC). The collection showcases a number of talented young artists and their interpretations of equality in Thailand through paintings, sculptures, and other mixed media. Admission is free.

939 Rama I Road
Until July 3, 10am-9pm
BACC.com, 02-214-6630

3/6 ‘In situ’

Celebrating the warm opening of Inkhong Art Space, the gallery is presenting a solo exhibition by budding Thai artist Charannatan “Char” Tanachoteporamat. Known for her texturised abstract works and inspired by her relationship with nature, In situ captures the co-existence of human beings and our environment. Prepare to be captivated by the artist’s live painting performance and her personal collection of work dating back to her university years 

419 Ekkamai Road
Until July 31, Friday-Sunday 4-10pm, Wednesday-Thursday appointment only
fb.com/charannatan

4/6 Paradise in Motion

From Bangkok-based French photographer and videographer Gabriel Camelin comes a mixed media installation piece that perfectly blends the fascination between sinfulness and mysticism. The video collage format invites the audience to view a combination of dancers, mythical creatures, and shadowplay. You can visit the installation at Black Pagoda Club.

Patpong 2 Alley, Surawong Road
June 30, 6pm
fb.com/patpongmuseum , 091-887-6829

5/6 Indonesian Primitive Arts

The newly established contemporary art gallery, ATT 19, has made its stamp with its previous spotlight on local and indigenous craftsmanship. Now, the gallery reveals an exhibition that rewinds the clock to the ritualistic nature of Indonesian Primitive Arts. Learn more about Indonesian culture through textiles, masks, effigies, and more from the indigenous tribes of Sulawesi, Kalimantan, Borneo, and New Guinea.

19 Charoen Krung 30
Until August 14, Tuesday-Sunday 11am-7pm
fb.com/ATT19.BKK , 062-887-6161

6/6 Mind Decoder 2

Do you believe in magic? Mentalist Sarin Suriyakoon invites you to take a leap of faith in his jaw-dropping performance in Mind Decoder 2. The show will focus on breaking through your psychological wall where you’ll experience mind-reading first-hand at The Hive Thonglor’s rooftop garden. You can RSVP for the event here.

Piman 49, 46/9 Sukhumvit 49
30 June, 7-9pm
fb.com/sarinmindreader , 02-662-6062