River Resistance brings the Chiang Rai International Performance Art Project 2026 to Bangkok's BACC from 13–25 October. Despite the project's name, this exhibition takes place in Bangkok, in the third-floor Exhibition Gallery.
The programme connects artistic practice with the lives and environments sustained by Southeast Asian rivers.
NOT FOUND: THESIS EXHIBITION 2026 brings graduating graphic and multimedia design work to BACC from 20–25 October. The exhibition is presented by fourth-year students from Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University.
Its dream-inspired concept connects familiar experiences with memory and imagination.
Safety in Mind explores the small spaces in which a person can feel at ease. Manatchaya Kitprasert's exhibition runs from 17 October to 29 November 2026 in the BACC pop-up programme at Seacon Square Srinakarin.
This is an off-site exhibition: visit MMAD at MunMun Srinakarin, not BACC's main building near Siam.
Beliefs Are Transformed brings Tanakrit Polngam's sculpture to the BACC pop-up at Seacon Square Srinakarin from 17 October to 29 November. The exhibition considers how different spiritual traditions meet, change and persist in contemporary life.
Human, animal, mythical and sacred forms are taken apart and recombined into new figures.
Millennials Flex presents Mairung Jarurattanaporn's contemporary reworking of inherited imagery at Seacon Square Srinakarin. The exhibition runs from 17 October to 29 November 2026 as part of BACC pop-up.
Its focus is creative adaptability: how a generation living through rapid change reshapes stories, values and visual traditions.
Almost There brings a group watercolour exhibition to BACC from 17–29 November 2026. Presented as a meeting of 14 Thai artists, the show highlights different individual approaches to a shared medium.
The works will occupy the curved-wall display areas on the third and fourth floors.
The Art of Thai Aquascape returns to BACC from 3–15 November 2026. Now in its fifth year, the exhibition treats planted underwater environments as compositions made with living materials.
Plants, stone and water become an entry point into a form of visual creativity that sits between design, observation and care.
Song of the Brush brings Chinese and Thai painting into conversation at BACC from 20 October to 1 November 2026. Presented by Shinawatra University, the exhibition includes Thai painters, Chinese artists and Chinese art students studying in Thailand.
Its aim is exchange through painting rather than a simple division into two national styles.
19Hz Mythity Mistic brings experimental sound, projected images and live performance to BACC from 23–25 October 2026. Directed by Supamok Silarak, the work tells of a mysterious land and a struggle for equality.
Voices, poetry, songs and the performing body are used to approach memories and histories that have become difficult to hear.
Bangkok Theatre Festival 2026 runs from 14–29 November, bringing live performance to BACC and other venues around the city. Organised by Bangkok Theatre Network, the festival brings established practitioners and emerging performance artists into the same wider programme.
For art visitors interested in work that unfolds through bodies, time and a shared room, it offers a different way to experience Bangkok's creative scene.
