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.
Fragments Reborn gives discarded material a renewed presence at BACC pop-up in Seacon Square Srinakarin. Sumanatsya Voharn's exhibition, curated by Alizz Vichchou, runs from 3 October to 22 November 2026.
Wood, ceramics, bricks and natural fragments become the basis for an enquiry into value, memory and continued use.
Genetic Analysis presents Peerawayt Krasaesom's close observation of nature at BACC pop-up through 22 November 2026. The exhibition draws inspiration from floral still-life imagery and the artist's longstanding connection with rural environments.
Familiar natural subjects become a starting point for renewed attention rather than a scientific demonstration.
Art Heal Heart reaches its closing weekend at BACC, where it remains on view until 11 October 2026. The Avant-Garde Art Foundation presentation brings together two projects concerned with artistic opportunity and reflection on life.
Youth creativity and contemporary visual art meet within the same exhibition.
Cloudy and Friends: Happiness in the Isan Countryside closes on 11 October 2026 at the BACC pop-up in Seacon Square Srinakarin. Tanatip Nachalong's silkscreen work combines personal memory with an imagined cast of characters.
Cloudy, a yellow cloud-headed figure, acts as the artist's companion and alter ego within this world.
Material Submission Showcase: From Local to Global remains at TCDC Bangkok through 30 December 2026. The exhibition introduces Thai materials developed from local resources for contemporary applications.
It connects creative experimentation with the practical questions faced by designers, makers and material producers.
Colors, A Reflection of Creation–Aesthetics in Art brings royal barge craftsmanship to ICONSIAM until 8 November 2026. Presented by the Royal Navy and ICONSIAM, the exhibition offers a close view of forms usually understood as part of a procession on water.
The display includes 52 miniature barges arranged to reflect the procession's formation.
Beneath the Surface; Everything closes on 11 October 2026 at Bangkok 1899. The exhibition connects art, marine research and community collaboration through a project involving Natalie Limwatana and the Aow Thai Marine Ecology Center.
Organised with Love Wildlife, it forms part of the venue's programme during Bangkok Climate Action Week.
Out of the Box brings the work of final-year secondary students in a Commercial Arts track to TCDC Bangkok from 20 October to 15 November 2026. The exhibition gathers creative outcomes developed through a year of practical work.
Its breadth connects visual art and design with music, film, digital media and architectural thinking.
