Moving beyond the global market crisis, the founder of ATTA Gallery discusses the evolution of the Bangkok art market, the role of education in collecting, and the interdependence of artists, galleries and patrons in building a sustainable art ecosystem in Thailand.

Clandestine Cooking is an edible art experience and exhibition, at the contemporary art gallery Tars Unlimited in Bangkok, conceived by Iris Sham and Louisa Mammeri, that looks critically at prisons as sites of biopower, where bodies are controlled through regulated diets, temperature and movement.

An interview with Thai artist Tos Suntos about his solo exhibition 'Seeking in the Interstices' at Tang Contemporary Art Bangkok, exploring his alter ego 'Enimous' and the relationship between personal identity and social, cultural, and religious constraints.

An interview with the artist Amnaj Wachirasut about his solo exhibition at ATT19, exploring urban change, emotional space, and artistic freedom.

An interview with artist Surajate Tongchua discussing his recent exhibition 'There Are Only Color and Mountain,' the evolution of mountains as symbols of power in his work, and his artistic philosophy.

An interview with D-jai Kosiyabong following her solo exhibition at SAC Gallery, exploring language and memory.

A conversation with Sasitorn Amornwachiramongkol about contrasts and softness.

Two visionary contemporary art institutions in Thailand are transforming both cities and wilderness through art.

A conversation on symbolism, trauma, and the healing power of art in Kim Lim’s new exhibition at Tang Contemporary.

A conversation with Wannita Tankeng on the role of light, abstraction, and artistic influences in her work.

Moulting Ensemble at SAC Gallery in Bangkok explores humans, nature, and their metamorphosis through contemporary art.

An exploration of boundaries in the paintings of Rizal Hasan and Wannita Tankeng at Tang Contemporary gallery in Bangkok.