A Possible Island? and The Abramovic Method

18 October - 11 November 2018 / Main Gallery, 8th Floor

As part of Bangkok Art Biennale 2018, 'A Possible Island' is a durational performance by eight artists selected by Marina Abramovic Institute (MAI). The Abramovic Method is an activity that joins people in a communal experience to connect with oneself and with others. In the quiet non-hierarchical space, the audience is invited to participate in activities as well as to observe others as they participate. The process creates a space where everyone witnesses and encourages a sense of collective vulnerability that humans need to better coexist.

Bangkok Art Biennale

19 October 2018 - 3 February 2019 / Main Gallery 7th - 8th Floors,
Hall 5th, 1st Floor and Open Space of BACC

Under the title "Beyond Bliss", 26 contemporary artists will be featured at BACC, including Choi Jeon Hwa (South Korea), known for his outstanding colorful art made of everyday objects and Torlarp Larpjaroensook (Thailand), who aims to connect himself and the audience with their memories, using objects with past stories in his collage sculpture.

EARLY YEARS PROJECT #3: COEVAL
An Incubating Project for Young Artists

19 October 2018 - 3 February 2019 / Main Gallery, 9th

Seven qualified artists received fundings to create and present their works as well as processes at BACC. In addition, the artists will take part in Critic Session and Mentoring Aid to further develop their artworks. Following the project’s conclusion, the judge will select two outstanding artists, based on their projects and presentations, as the recipients of Mobility Funding and Artist Residency scholarship.

Oneๆ Art Exhibition
By Surasit Samrong and Patchalai Indrasut

1 - 25 November 2018
People’s Gallery P1 - P2, 2nd Floor, artHUB@bacc

INTERVAL ELUCIDATION
By Natthiwut Phuangphi

1 - 25 November 2018
People’s Gallery P3, 2nd Floor, artHUB@bacc

"I Cover You!"
BACC-BCS Collaborative Community Art Project

8 - 9 December 2018
at Communities in Bangmod Canal Area

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre joins hand with Bamboo Curtain Studio (BCS) in the collaborative project, inviting the eco-friendly Taiwanese artist Fang-Yi Yang (Fay) to collaborate with King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), 3C Project and Bangmod Creative Canal Community Enterprise in creating environmental awareness through the art installation in the 3rd Bangmod Festival.

Organic to School Community 2018

Saturday 17 November 2018
Multi-Fucntion Room, 1st Floor

BACC Art of Nature Workshop:
2nd Botanical Art Workshop for Adult

Oraganised by Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Sci-Art Network and Department of Plant Science, Faculty of Science, Mahidol University

Saturday 3, 17 November, 1, 15 December 2018
Hall 5th Floor and Friends of Bacc Room 6th Floor

For more information, please contact
Tel.02 214 6630-8 ext. 126, 127 Email: [email protected]

BACC Art Talk 2018: "Lesson Abroad Series" # 2
"Thawan Duchanee 1964 - 1968 : A Retrospective of the Unknown Collection"
Lecturer: Henk Zoomers

Saturday 10 November 2018 at 14.00 - 16.00 hrs.
Multi-Fucntion Room, 1st Floor

For more information, please contact
Tel.02 214 6630-8 ext.519 Email: [email protected]

CINEMA DIVERSE 2018 : The Invisible Hands 04
Kritsada Kaewmani: The Colorist

Saturday 24 November 2018 at 17.00 - 20.30 hrs.
Auditorium, 5th Floor

Phantom of the Opera
Rupert Julian / 1925 / USA

Kritsada has been working as a colorist for many Thai films during the post-production process since he was part of a computer-generated imagery (CGI) department. He is now a technical director at One Cool Production. His notable works include Die Tomorrow and BNK48: Girls Don’t Cry.

Goon Studio
4th Floor

Goon Studio offers high-quality art supplies and inkjet printing services with fine art printers. Our expert and experienced staff are also on hand to assist.

Bangkok Sculpture Center
4th Floor

Bangkok Sculpture Center, BACC Branch houses a collection by Sermkhun Kunawong and his family. A learning center in a limited space, it aims to offer a glimpse into some of their valuable artworks, especially ones from the past, hoping to inspire further inquiry.