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“Art 20Kg”
an art exhibition by 8 Thai artists
Noraset Vaisayakul
Torlarp Larpjaroensook
Nithiphat Hoisangthong
Natthames Preechathamasak
Krit Ngamsom
Natnaran Bualoy
Supapong Laodheerasiri
Pisitakun Kuantalaeng
Venue : Artery Gallery 919/1 The Silom Galleria Building, Silom Rd., Bangkok, Thailand
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“Slow Down” Solo Exhibition
Venue: The Art Center, Office of Academic Resources,
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand |
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"Surface Depth" An art exhibition by International 11 Artists
Heman Chong, Dutton and Swindells, Adam James,Simon Lerbalestier, Simrin Mehra-Agawal, Olivier Pin-Fat, Nigel Power, Arin Rungjang, Sutthirat Supaparinya, Noraset Vaisayakul, Pornpraseart Yamazaki
Curated by Brian Curtin
Venue; H gallery, 201 Sathorn Soi 12, Bangkok, Thailand |
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“Imagine Peace”
an art exhibition by Thai contemporary Artists
Venue : Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Bangkok, Thailand
The Ministry of Culture of Thailand has organized an art exhibition, titled Imagine Peace. The exhibition presents a collection of newly created artworks from Thai artists
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“Subconsciouscape” Solo Exhibition by Noraset Vaisayakul
Venue : Gallery Ver, Klongsan Market, Bangkok, Thailand
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Thermocline of Art. New Asian Waves
Venue :ZKM | Center for Art and Media,Lorenzstrasse 19, 76135 Karlsruhe, Germany
This exhibition, with 117 artists representing 20 Asian countries from the Middle East to Far East, from Southeast Asia to Near East and Central Asia, offers the first comprehensive picture of contemporary Asian art production. The shows title refers to a climatic phenomenon: just like the whirlpool that one can see shooting from the waters surface when ocean waters experience a considerable change in temperature, the exhibition Thermocline of Art. New Asian Waves makes visible Asian art, which is still largely undiscovered in the West, from an Asian perspective. The exhibition focuses on the multiple realities and hybrid identities that have arisen in Asia through the effects of globalization, post-colonialism, and the poly-contextuality of the diverse cultural, political, religious, and economic systems. The artists react with fantasy, satire, scepticism, humor, and cynicism to the conflicts, paradoxes, and absurdities of the social systems between tradition and innovation. The Korean curator, Wonil Rhee, artistic director of the Media City Seoul and co-curator of the 6th Shanghai Biennale, is a recognized expert on Asian art. He will present not only internationally renowned artists who have immigrated to the West, but primarily up-and-coming artists who still live in their home countries, from Kazakhstan to Korea, from Malaysia to Indonesia. This art reveals different values and criteria than Western art or the art that is produced in the West and for a Western art market. It is a contemporary and global, but also postmodern and post-ethnic art, including paintings, installations, films, videos, photographs, sculptures, and objects, that unveils the potential conflicts of globalization and its effects on the Asian realm. It opens a panorama of art that expands the boundaries of a Western concept of art.
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The Style Film Fest
Venue; The Style by Toyota, Siam square, Bangkok, Thailand |
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"Bangkok Democrazy" Bangkok 4th Experimental Film Festival (BEFF4)
Venue; Lumpini Park, Bangkok Thailand |
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La Fete 5 "Art Connection" New Media Video Sound Installation
Venue; Rajata Art House, 52 Soi 5, Samsen Rd., Pranakorn, Bangkok Thailand |
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“Salon De Los Inmigrantes”
An Art Exhibition for Museum Night/Amsterdam
Venue: De Oude Kerk, Oudekerkplein 23 1012GX, Amsterdam
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“The Scene” An art exhibition by 4 Artists
SompongLeerasiri
Noraset Vaisayakul
Arkom Sa-ngiamviboon
ThamrongsakNim-aussornkul
Venue :Tadu Contemporary Art, Bangkok, Thailand
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