Aesthetics Heritage runs at Sriwiang Gallery until 31 October 2026. The exhibition links cultural inheritance with belonging, shared ownership and the responsibility of passing creative knowledge forward.
Its programme considers heritage as a continuing relationship between what has been received and what people make of it now.
DYSTOPIA presents Vasan Sitthiket's politically engaged perspective at New Orleans Art Gallery through 29 November 2026. The exhibition's artist statement connects environmental destruction, unequal power and conflict.
It is a direct, argumentative approach to art, intended to provoke attention and discussion.
Art in Motion: Synchronicity × Resonate brings photography and film into conversation at Art4C Art Centre from 2–29 October 2026. The project connects FSMR ISI Yogyakarta with Chulalongkorn University.
Different experiences and creative approaches are brought together through a shared interest in how images communicate across distance.
Love After Death brings Korakrit Arunanondchai's moving-image practice to Bangkok CityCity Gallery through 14 November 2026. The exhibition draws together video, performance and scenes filmed in an abandoned cinema in Lopburi.
A fictional narration connects the project with the Lanna legend of Sihuhata, a creature associated with transforming coal into gold.
BKK Comics Art Festival #5 returns to BACC from 6–18 October 2026. Organised by bkk UNZINE, the festival gives the visual craft of comics a prominent place through an exhibition and two convention weekends.
Both established and emerging creators are part of its celebration of graphic storytelling.
Woven Echoes: From Roots to Routes presents Bowie Lee's exploration of journeys at BACC from 6 October to 1 November 2026. The exhibition considers travel as a gathering of relationships and memories, not only movement through places.
Experiences before and after the pandemic provide a context for thinking about where identity takes shape.
In Flux, by Sisana Chotechiwatorn, runs at BACC from 6 October to 1 November 2026. The exhibition attends to the interval between something forming, existing and changing.
Its focus includes both visible transformations and changes experienced through feeling or perception.
Life container area: View from high to low presents Panom Sematong at BACC's People's Gallery from 6 October to 1 November 2026. The exhibition uses views of scenery to invite reflection on nature and change.
Its title directs attention to the position from which a landscape is seen.
Ta-na: Keep it as a keepsake closes at BACC on 11 October 2026. Presented by Greenpeace Thailand, the photography exhibition shares images made by the Indigenous Moken community of Phayam Island in Ranong.
The project focuses on ways of life closely connected to the Andaman Sea.
Disruptive BMCI 2026: Cultural and Creative Showcase is on view at BACC until 11 October. Presented by Thammasat University's College of Innovation, the exhibition brings student research into public-facing creative forms.
The programme connects cultural heritage with the methods and possibilities of creative industries.
