E news bacc January 2018 (Thai_Eng)
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Dek-Art@bacc 2018: Artventure
By BACC Education Department
Saturday 13 January 2018 at 10.00 – 18.00 hrs.
Bangkok Art and Culuture Centre
On this one auspicious day the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre [BACC] will be turned into a fabulous playground as well as a learning space for the youth of all ages. As well a number of joyful especially tailored performances, participating children will venture into the realm of art and explore various activity sites. Their imagination will be exercised, also the skill of solving and tackling problems will be brought into play. Certainly fun things are hiding around every corner of the art center.
For more information please contact BACC Education Department Tel. 02 214 6630 -8 ext. 519 Email: [email protected]
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Isan Contemporary Report Common Exercises: Isan Contemporary Report Exhibition |
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Common Exercises: Isan Contemporary Report Opening Reception: Thursday 25 January 2018 at Main Gallery, 9th floor Common Exercises: Isan Contemporary Report presents exciting findings on different phenomenon found in contemporary Isan scene. The report highlights a dynamic growth and self-determination of the Isan people towards common norms and values from human-being, democracy, human right and cosmopolitan perspective. Focused on report-and- case-study art, Isan Contemporary explores Isan’s current phenomenon through photographs, videos, installations, sound installations, video installations and interactive art works. Created by 12 artists and photographers from Isan region, the exhibition gives audience a chance to review how Isan people and the region itself embraces challenges and changes for growth. What phenomenon leads to multiple collaborative movements and shape how Isan people construct their mindset, good practices, expectations and ideal concepts. Curators: Narongsak Nilkhet and Autchara Nualsawad Content Researcher and Developer: Nattanan Kitipornpisan |
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EARLY YEARS PROJECT #2: ANTICIPATION An Incubating Project for Young Artists Organised by Bangkok Art and Culture Centre 1 December 2017 – 11 March 2018 Main Gallery, 7th floorThe Exhibition Department of the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) presents the Early Years Project – An Incubating Project for Young Artists to take solid steps in producing creative works and establish sustainable developments.This year, the Early Years Project #2: Anticipation has continued its mission and called for a new round of submissions and selected ten qualified artists to join the project, after which they will receive fundings to create and present their works as well as processes on the 7th Floor of the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre. Aside from the creating process, the artists will take part in Critic Session and Mentoring Aid conducted by established artists, curators, and scholars from art and different fields to gain insights to develop their artworks and participate in Silpyupen operated by Tentacles held during said period to build upon their knowledge and expertise as fledging artists. At the final stage of theproject, the Judging Committee will select two outstanding artworks to receive two grants for International Artist Residency and Mobility Funding to expose the artists and the artworks to the international arena at the end of the project in March 2018. Artists: Kanich Khajohnsri, Jarasporn Chumsri, Chanon Dechasophon, Tanaphon Inthong, Yingyod Yenarkarn, Rungruang Sittirerk, Waret Khunacharoensap, Saroot Supasuthivech,Suhaidee Sata and Alisa Chunchue For more information, please contact: BACC Exhibition Dept. |
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EARLY YEARS PROJECT #2 An Incubating Project for Young Artists SILPYUPEN – EDUCATION PROGRAM Organised by Bangkok Art and Culture Centre Operated by Tentacles in collaboration with Exhibition Department, and Education Department”SILPYUPEN” is an education programme under the “Early Years Project,” an incubating project for young artists. With the aim of supporting young emerging artists, the programme seeks to empower them with knowledge about the art industry and its infrastructure. Participating artists will not only learn about the shifting face of art in different eras, but will also understand how to embrace changing social trends as well as how to link their ideas to other disciplines. In order to survive and grow in the art industry, artists need to learn to be adaptable, to increase their potential, and to find new ways of working in today’s world.schedule Collaborative Art, Law and Rights for Informal Workers 13.00 – 16.00 hrs. Collective and International Collaboration 16.30 – 18.30 hrs. Freelance Must Know: Credibility and Social Welfare For more information, please contact |
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A Photography Exhibition by Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Organised by The Royal Photographic Society of Thailand and Bangkok Art and Culture Centre 12 December 2017 – 4 March 2018 Main Gallery, 8th floorIn 2017 Photography Exhibition by H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn is a precious experience for everyone to engage and appreciate H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s photographs taken along her travels in Thailand and other countries during 2016 – 2017.Since 2007, H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn has graciously granted permission to exhibit the photographs as source of knowledge and wisdom to students and wider public. The royal initiatives have been consecutively implemented including “Color Is Light. Light Is Color” in 2007; “Always Roaming with A Hungry Heart” in 2008; “Destinations” in 2009; “The Colors of Life” in 2010; “Born To This World” in 2011; “Camera in Motion : a Global Perspective” in 2012; “Traveling Photos, Photos Traveling” in 2013; “Clairvoyance” in 2014; “Happiness that Long Life Brings” in 2015; and “Along the Way of Splendour” in 2016. This year, H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn has granted permission for the video display which features H.R.H. Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s presentation on the photographs, concepts and stories. |
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Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej Organised by The Royal Photographic Society of Thailand and Bangkok Art and Culture Centre 2 September 2017 – 7 January 2018 Main Gallery, 9th floor”Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej” Exhibition The exhibition that Thais can’t afford to miss The Royal Photographic Society of Thailand and Bangkok Art and Culture Centre are pleased to invite you to “Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej” Exhibition. The exhibition is a part of the “In Remembrance of HM King Bhumibol: The Supreme Artist” project conceived in recognition of the late king’s remarkable artistic talent and of his royal grace as a Thai art patron. Curated by Nitikorn Kraivixian, parts of the 200 photographs by the late king have never been exhibited before. The exhibition will be divided into three periods of his lifetime. Fist, the beginning of the reign is a collection of black-and-white photographs featuring Her Majesty Queen Sirikit and the prince and princesses from the days of their birth. Second, the middle of the reign features moments in which the late king was working at various places and for different projects regarding agriculture, irrigation, rural development, and royal development projects initiated by HM the late king. In the third part will be a collection featuring photographs of HM the late king staying at Klai Kangwon Palace, landscapes, as well as his pet dogs. “Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej” Exhibition will be held at the main exhibition on the 9th floor of Bangkok Art and Culture Centre from September 2, 2017 to January 7, 2018. |
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| CRITIC SESSION #2: Critic Panel as part of EARLY YEARS PROJECT #2: ANTICIPATION Saturday 27 January 2018 at 10.30 – 12.30 hrs. Main Gallery, 7 th floorCritic Panel: Dr. Thanom Chapakdee, Asst. Prof. Dr. Yukti Mukdawijitra and Sirote KlampaiboonThe activity is a critic session of the artworks of the EYP final artists by the critic panel. Open for observation to the public. *The activity will be conducted in Thai. No RSVP required. For more information please contact BACC Education Department Tel. 02 214 6630 -8 ext. 519 Email: [email protected] |
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The Portrait of the King Bhumibol Adulyadej
The portrait of the late King Bhumibol is another part of the project “In Remembrance of H.M. King Bhumibol : The Supreme Artist” organized by Bangkok Art and Culture Centre Foundation and curated by Prof. Dr. Apinan Poshayananda, a member of the BACC Foundation Board, in order to pay tribute to the Supreme Artist, the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej. The portrait, on the wall of the BACC facing Rama I Road, was designed to refer back with the graffiti works on the BACC centre wall facing the Patumwan intersection, in which the five graffiti characters offer gestures of reverence to the late king. The portrait, measuring 34 metres by 25 metres or 850 sqm., was made with the wheat- pasting technique with the collaboration between a group of street artists, and art students from five art institutions : King Mongkut Institute of Technology Lat Krabang, Poh Chang Academy of Arts, Rajamangala University of Technology Rattanakosin, Chang Silp (College of Fine Arts), Silpakorn University and Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi. The students had earlier made the portrait out of 39 panels before they were put up on the wall. This is the world’s largest portrait of the monarch by wheat-pasting technique. |
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Object and Relation By Jutarad Phattharasirasak and Rungruang Sittirerk 6 – 29 January 2018 People’s Gallery P1-P2, 2nd floor, artHUB@baccOpening on Saturday 6 January 2018 at 19.00 hrs. Object and Relation is a collaborative exhibition by two artists; Jutarad Phattharasirasak and Rungruang Sittirerk. They aim to present ‘objects’ as art pieces by recreating objects from various points of view and combine them together. To transform objects to artworks, certain physical functions and meaning of the objects were transformed. When such artworks are able to project new perception, understanding, and experience to the audiences, the combinations of these objects then create alternative meanings and feelings by mean of art, together with their roles to examine new situations or circumstances. |
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Points Exquisite and Clod of Clay By Her’s Clay Group 5 – 28 January 2018 People’s Gallery P3, 2nd floor, artHUB@baccOpening on Tuesday 9 January 2018 at 18.00 hrs. Object and Relation is a collaborative exhibition by two artists; Jutarad Phattharasirasak and Rungruang Sittirerk. They aim to present ‘objects’ as art pieces by recreating objects from various points of view and combine them together. To transform objects to artworks, certain physical functions and meaning of the objects were transformed. When such artworks are able to project new perception, understanding, and experience to the audiences, the combinations of these objects then create alternative meanings and feelings by mean of art, together with their roles to examine new situations or circumstances. |
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In Remembrance of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej 2 December 2017 – 7 January 2018 Hall, 5th floor |
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Seeing Our Voice 5 – 17 January 2018 Studio, 4th floor |
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HARDCOVER 3rd floorHARDCOVER bookshop is a specialist bookshop in the field of visual arts, design, fashion and culture. The shop draws its unique selections from leading art publishers as well as independent ones, both in Thailand and internationally. It also offers exhibition catalogues from local and international galleries. Opening hours: 11am.-8pm., closed on Mondays.For more information Tel.02 214 3155, 085 162 7528 |
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happening shop 3rd floor happening shop brings together all things with style; design tees by young artists, CDs / vinyl collections and hand-made products. Apart from selling cool products, we are also a meeting place for artists with art workshops. Opening hours: 11am.-8pm., closed on Mondays.For more information Tel.02 214 3040  happeningshopbangkok  happeni |
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