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Songkran Days Announcement Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (bacc) is closed for Songkran Days on 13 - 16 April 2014.
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Foster + Partners: The Art of Architecture Foster + Partners exhibition to open in Bangkok
‘Foster + Partners: The Art of Architecture’ will be staged at the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) from April to June 2014. The touring exhibition is the first survey of the practice’s work in Thailand and follows critically acclaimed shows in China and Malaysia. Arranged around the themes of infrastructure, high-rise, urban design, history and culture – all within the context of a sustainable agenda – the works on display highlight the incredible diversity of the practice’s work. Details of new projects underway in Asia will be revealed. For more information www.artofarchitecture.org
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The 3rd White Elephant Art Award Art Exhibition, Themed “My Home” Thai Beverage Public Company Limited proudly presents the 3rd White Elephant Art Award Art Exhibition, themed "My Home" to display both Realistic and Figurative artworks. Selected artworks including paintings, sculptures, and prints with diverse techniques, materials, and creations are exhibited in order to display assorted skills and creativity. There are 19 awards to be given with the White Elephant Award with a grant of 1,000,000 baht as the top prize. 50 selected entries will be showed as part of this exhibition. The panel of judges consists of distinguished artists and professional photographers i.e. Prof. Kamjorn Soonpongsri, Prof. Santi Leksukhum, Prof. Preecha Thaotong, Mr. Boonchai Bencharongkul, Asst. Prof. Thavorn Ko-Udomvit, Asst. Prof. Yarnwit Kuljaetong, Mr. Nitikorn Kraivixien and Assoc. Prof. Ariya Kittijareonwiwat |
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Eating Behaviour Sometimes eating is a daily routine but sometimes eating is something more.
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"BRIDE" Installation Art Exhibition Paper comes with memory. Every sense transmitted to every folded crease and every roll whether intentional or not. These visible marks can’t be deleted. Traces of loneliness were formed little by little to create a shape. Loneliness has finally appeared as a bride who weds alone. For more information www.ThaiPaperArt.com
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Moscow Attitude Photography Exhibition Kengo Otake has spent several years in Moscow. He is fascinated by the kids on Moscow’s streets which reminds him of Tokyo in the 1980's where he was growing up. Brought up by parents who were born in conditions of limited freedom, Moscow’s young people combine Soviet heritage with Western culture in a masterly fashion which they have developed over the years into their own unique style. It is this unity of cultural influence that has inspired him to create a series of photos that are a portrait of today’s youth from Moscow’s streets and the ways their attitudes connect the past to the present and will continue to echo into the future.
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Tam Kai (Hunting the Chicken) Tickets are 700 THB, (Student tickets are 300 THB) |
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bacc exhibition New Media / New Aesthetics Art LAB Artist: Sina Wittayawiroj
In the contemporary art world, large numbers of artists, creative professionals and art students have been consistently producing artworks. After these artworks have been exhibited and presented, their conditions shift: many are carefully stored to maintain their “art” aesthetics and value, while an increasing number of them are abandoned and discarded as “art garbage”. Contemporary society is expected to practice recycling, thus it is not inappropriate for a creative individual to transform these “art garbage” into useful objects. The artist visualises beyond the idea of art for art’s sake and considers recreations of damaged or abandoned “art objects” into functional items; so that society may enjoy the practical utilitarian aspect of art, in addition to its visual aesthetics. Therefore, founding ‘Aesthetic Recycling Station’ where will be arranged within Bangkok Art & Culture Centre (BACC) from March 25th to April 6th, 2014 in order to receive donated ‘art garbage’ and provide an audience a chance to participate in suggesting their guidelines and imagination towards such ‘garbage’. After the donation is over, the project volunteers will re-change and re-create them into useful things, such as a cloth bag, wallet, lamp, chair, etc. And the overall outcome of the project will be re-exhibited in the future. For inquiry, please contact:
Exhibition Dept. BACC
02 214 6630-8
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Storytelling Activity for Kids, Asean Tales: “A mouse deer and crocodile” Once upon a time, there was a clever mouse deer living in a great forest. One day when the mouse deer was walking along a riverbank, he saw some delicious fruits on the other side of the river. He wanted to cross the river but in the river there was a hungry big crocodile who wanted to eat him. What would the mouse deer do? Find out the ending of this tale on the date and time mentioned above at Bangkokian Museum, 273 Soi Charoen Krung 43, Charoen Krung, Bang Rak, Bangkok. Balloon Bozo at 13.30-15.30 hrs.
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Shannta For more information Line:shannta
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Le Pla Daak
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bacc cinema Cinema Diverse: Director's Choice Bangkok Art and Culture Centre proudly presents “Cinema Diverse: Director's Choice”. For the second Cinema Diverse, five international films, selected by five acclaimed Thai directors, will be shown bi-monthly from November 2013 – September 2014, followed by a talk with the director after each screening. The screening on Saturday 17 May 2014 is a Korean film, The Good, The Bad, The Weird (2008) directed by Kim Jee-woon and chosen by Nonzee Nimibutr, a renowned Thai director of Nang Nak, Dang Bireley's and the Young Gangsters, Queens of Langkasuka and Timeline.
The Good, the Bad, the Weird is a South Korean Western film by Kim Jee-woon. It was inspired by Sergio Leone's The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. The film was screened out of competition at the Cannes Film Festival. It received screenings at the Toronto International Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival, Sitges Film Festival, Chicago International Film Festival, and the London Film Festival. It won Best Director and Best Special Effects at Sitges Film Festival; Best Director, Best Cinematography and Most Popular Film at Blue Dragon Film Awards; and Best Supporting Actor (Jung Woo-sung) at Asian Film Awards 2009. After the screening there will be a talk about the film with Nonzee and Kim Jee-woon himself. There will also be a Masterclass with Kim Jee-woon and Nonzee Nimibutr at Korean Cultural Center on Sunday 18 May 2014 at 13.00 – 16.30 hrs. Free entry / No reservation needed
Note: Cinema Diverse: Director's Choice (Himizu) on Saturday 25 January 2014 will be moved to Saturday 20 September 2014 at 16.30 – 21.00hrs. at Auditorium, 5th floor, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre For more information please call 02 214 6630-8 ext. 528 and email: [email protected]
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bacc music MAB : Music & Art Fest at bacc #3 ** Free admission For more information Tel. 02 214 6630-8 ext. 530
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BANGKOK ART AND CULTURE CENTRE For more information, please contact BACC Information 939 Rama 1 Rd., Wangmai, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330 www.bacc.or.th | |
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