Wednesday, March 31, 2010

In-Land Out-Cast : A photographic exhibition by Olivier Pin-Fat



In-Land Out-Cast
A photographic exhibition by Olivier Pin-Fat

3 April ? 30 May 2010
[Opening party on Sat 3 Apr from 6.30 - 9 pm]
at Kathmandu Photo Gallery, Bangkok

Possessed by Bangkok as by a witch's familiar, the electrifying cult photo-artist Olivier Pin-Fat takes feverish forays into "a living necropolis, a derelict interior--phantasmal, emblematic, broken and concrete-entombed"; a film noir whose cast are the city's spirits - "its detritus, its insane, hungry, homeless, ostracised, unsure if they're male or female, alive or dead, unformed and undefined."

Kathmandu Photo Gallery is at 87 Pan road (near Indian Temple), off Silom road, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 THAILAND.Five minutes walk from either Surasak or Chong Nonsi skytrain stations.
Tel : (66) 02-234-6700
Fax : (66) 02-661-4413
www.kathmandu-bkk.com
Email: kathmandu.bkk@gmail.com

Open daily: 11 AM to 7 PM, closed on Monday.

Monday, March 29, 2010

Origami Workshop by Ekkasit Khemnguad



Origami Workshop by Ekkasit Khemnguad
Ekkasit grew up with Japanese culture as his mother was the head of Japan Foundation's Activity Department. At the age of 5, Ekkasit was introduced to the art of origami by his mother and fell in love with it ever since. Aspired to be an origami master, Ekkasit has been hard at work from folding different intricate pieces to coming up with difficult designs like the Ganesh origami that gained him a reputation. In November 2008, he co-founded Thai Origami Club with having more than 2500 active members. Ekkasit will showcase his talent and demonstrate that origami is much more than just folding a paper crane. The workshop will include easy-to-follow basics as well as some challenging designs.

Origami Workshop by Ekkasit Khemnguad
Saturday 3 April at 1.30 pm
5th floor, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
**Seats are limited. Reservation is highly recommended.
For reservation and other inquiries, please call 086-991-6041.

Art Monaco'10 Special Edition art fair



Art Exhibition: Art Monaco'10 – Special Edition
Artist: Jirapat Tatsanasomboon and Pinaree Sanpitak
Dates: 29 April – 2 May, 2010
Venue: Grimaldi Forum, Monaco



Thavibu Gallery will present works by the well known Thai artists Pinaree Sanpitak and Jirapat Tatsanasomboon at the Art Monaco'10 – Special Edition art fair, which will take place at the Grimaldi Forum, Monaco.

Pinaree Sanpitak is 48 years old and has exhibited widely with solo shows in Thailand, Singapore, Japan, France and the USA, as well as participating in the 1999 3rd Asia-Pacific Triennial in Australia, and the 2nd Fukuoka Asian Art Triennial in 2002. Her works are found in museum collections in Asia and beyond.


For over 15 years Pinaree has evolved her primal images of femininity down to two recurrent emblems - the vessel and the mound. Far from exhausting her subject, the industrious, explorative artist resourcefully and imaginatively continues to create interesting modes of manifesting intimate interpretations to the female psyche within contemporary society. Pinaree recently collaborated with master glass-blowers from Murano, Venice in Italy to produce unique breast-cloud sculptures that are both solid yet ephemeral in their transparent lustrous presence.

Jirapat Tatsanasomboon is 39 years old and one of Thailand’s most talented and upcoming artists. He graduated from Silapakorn University in 1999 and he has participated in several exhibitions in Thailand and also in Korea (2003), USA, New York (2006), Singapore 2008), and India (2009).

Jirapat applies a pop-art style to his paintings and plays around with well known images and icons of western art and transforms these well known icons by changing their appearances and putting them in a new and alien Thai setting. The interaction between the Thai and western characters may be viewed as symbolizing interactions at various levels: east-west, modern-traditional and USA-Thailand.

Habitat by Atthaphon Suetrongprasert (sudkoo)



Exhibition : Habitat
by Atthaphon Suetrongprasert (Sudkoo)
on April 8 - May 1, 2010
at Number 1 Gallery

see more detail in rama9art

“Tradition via Contemporary” by Wattana Wattanpun and his Collaborative Artists



Faculty of Fine Arts, Chiang Mai University and Office of the National Culture Commission, Ministry of Culture request the pleasure of your company to attend an opening reception of Art Exhibition
“Tradition via Contemporary” by Wattana Wattanpun and his Collaborative Artists

To be presided over by
Mr. Somchai Seanglai Secretary General of the National Culture Commission, Ministry of Culture
Friday April 2, 2010, 6.00 pm. at Art Center, Chiang Mai University Nimmanhemin Rd.
The Exhibition will be on view until April 30,2010.
Open daily except Monday and holidays
For more information please call 053-944821, 089-4291883
email: wattana100-1@hotmail.com

and

Lecture and Discussion April 2, 2010
1:30-3:00 pm. “Cultural Commodities: Opportunity and Challenges”
Dr. Sirikiat Rachusanti, Dr. Napong Sanguannapapon, Nusara Tiangket,Somsri Pewon,Tasanee Yaja
16:00-17:30 pm. “ Lanna in Traditional and Contemporary Perspective”
Dr. Anan Kanchanaphan, Ajaan Wattana Wattanapun, Dr. Apinya Fuangfuskul, Dr. Chitrlada Buraparat.
CMU Art Center (Small Auditorium)

Thursday, March 25, 2010

MOSAIC OF TEMPERAMENT by See Moom Muang Group



You're cordially invited to “MOSAIC OF TEMPERAMENT” The 3rd Art Exhibtion by See Moom Muang Group (19 Art Professors from Rangsit University)

The Opening Exhibition: Saturday 27th, March, 2010 6.00 pm. onward at HOF Art Gallery Ratchadapisek Rd. soi 19

Pls, see all information at attached file of release. And welcome u all, if need to know more in detail of exhibition via call my mobile: 089 926 2196

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Natural Six by Six Artists


Natural Six March 14 to April 10 2010 at La Luna Gallery Chiang Mai
Come and Celebrate!
ABC-Art, Bubbles and Chocolate! What lse do you need in life? You can get it all at La Luna Gallery if you join us for our SIXTH ANNIVERSARY ON MARCH14.

As it is a Sunday we will not do our usual evening vernisage but invite you to visit us during

SIX MAGICAL HOURS from noon to 6 pm.

And if thai isn't "Sx" enough, there is even more. Our main attraction will be the opening of a new exhibition by six artists, some of them new to La Lana, some of them old friends.

Aptly named "Natural Six". the artists have all been inspaired by the beauty of our surroundings, from forests tofowls and from stones to ships in Halong Bay.

Naturally, most of the art is with an edge (some even with four!) otherwise it would not be La Luna. However, we do ake a smaill step in the direction of figurative art with this exhibition,
but come and see the many different techniques and expression for yourselves.

We are also very proud to introduce beautiful bamboo products designed by Cindi Novkov in
our gallery. Bowl, Tables, Lamps and Sculptures now grace our wooden room upstairs and will be part of the Natural Six exhibition.

THE FIRST "66" VISITOR on March 14 will draw a number when arriving, and all tickets ending on "6" will win a nice gift. If you draw "66" you will be the luckiest of all and take home the first prize! And there is beautiful art, cool chocolate and bubbly wine and good company to
enjoy for those who do not win.

So please join us a grat afternoon at La Luna on March 14th from noon to 6 pm.
Partcipating artist are: Louise Truslow, Soon Lai Wai, Patchrin Meelarp, Bordin T. Silpolan,

Jirawit Sursit, Wisuttisak Booddee and Cindi Novkov.

See examples of their work here and more on our website www.lalunagallery.com


Poster


For more information:
La Luna Gallery
190 Charoenrajd Rd., T. Watgate.,A Muang, Chiang Mai 50000
tel. +66 53 306 678
E-mail: lalna@lalunagallery.com

Monday, March 22, 2010

Liberation by Utai Nopsiri


“Liberation”  solo exhibition of Utai Nopsiri
Utai Nopsiri returns to town with his latest works after having received huge success from the first solo show “Only Appearance” in 2007.

     Utai Nopsiri has been creating sculptures for over 10 years and was the recipient of several awards.  Introduced to 100 Tonson Gallery by Chatchai Puipia in 2006, we are very proud to have discovered and introduced to public, such strength of vision borne from Nopsiri’s conviction, dedication and energy.   After his first sold out show, Nopsiri has created the second series of abstract teak wood sculptures under the title “Liberation”.   Nopsiri's strength has propelled him into the international spotlight of contemporary recognition.

     In this exhibition “Liberation”, Utai Nopsiri continues his conceptual framework and artistic working process. Instead of using technology or any electricity-related tools, the artist created each sculptural element by hand and his craftsmanship. Viewers can appreciate every detail, having been done in precision and focus.

     “Sometimes when I’ve got some sparkling ideas, I somehow feel a paradox. It is as if I have a dual character, yet, either delicate or rough, the origin is the same”  
6 pieces of wood sculptures will be on view at 100 Tonson Gallery between  May 6th – June 6th ( every Thursday – Sunday, 11 am – 7 pm)
For more information, please contact 100 Tonson Gallery

Artist  Profiles:
Born 1970 in Chachoengsao and lives and works in Nakornphrathom.  Nopsiri graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree from Slipakorn University. Nopsiri's work is unique in that his large wooden sculptures are entirely painstakingly handcrafted without the use of electrical tools. He was lifted from obscurity after being discovered working in a tin shed-cum-studio in a bustling market just outside of Bangkok by 100 Tonson Gallery. After putting on his first solo show “ Only Appearance” Nopsiri received a great response from collectors and the art audience at large. Participated in group shows such as Beasts, Breasts & Beauty, Alliance Française Singapore 2008, and Showcase Singapore, in 2009.  He is now tipped to be one of the young up and coming artists to watch.  His awards include 3rd Prize (Sculpture), 51st National Exhibition of Art, Bangkok (2005). 2nd Prize, Krung Thai Bank Award, 52nd National Exhibition of Art, Bangkok (2006). Awards from two years of Toshiba's Brings Good Things to Life Art Competition. Entries selected for exhibit, three years of the National Exhibition of Art, Bangkok. He also took part in Art Project at the Thai Italian Art Space during 2000.

Exhibition:  Liberation
Exhibition Date:  May 6th – June 6th , 2010
Opening Reception:   Thursday May 6th , 2010 at 7 pm.
Gallery’s opening Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

100 Tonson Gallery
100 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Rd., Lumpini,
Pathumwan, Bangkok, 10330 Thailand 
www.100tonsongallery.com
Public and Media Enquires:
Tel. +66 (0)2 684 1527 : +66 (0) 81-910-9440 Fax +66 (0)2 254-7227
e-mail info@100tonsongallery.com

Friday, March 19, 2010

Illustrations by Sangwoot Phersalaeh


Exhibition : Illustrations
by Sangwoot Phersalaeh
on March 25 - April 17, 2010
at The Gallery Contemporary Art, Bangkok


Unit B06-07 The Silom Galleria 919/1 Silom Soi 19,Bangkok 10500 Thailand
Monday - Saturday 10 am. - 7 pm. and Sunday 11 am. - 6pm.
tel : +6683 445 8333, +662 630 3381
email : thegallerythailand@gmail.com
http://www.thegallerythailand.com/

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Be Skeptical by Pitiwat Somthai, Pasut Kranrattanasuit, Suparirk Kanitwaranun, and Noppadol Viroonchatapun


Exhibition : Be Skeptical
by Pitiwat Somthai, Pasut Kranrattanasuit, Suparirk Kanitwaranun, and Noppadol Viroonchatapun
on April 22 - June 13, 2010
at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok

Be Skeptical
A contemporary art exhibition searching for new definitions

Concept
Bangkok Art and Culture Centre presents artworks from four Thai contemporary artists exploring doubts, raising questions, setting hypothesis both of inner self and outer surrounding. Pitiwat Somthai, Pasut Kranrattanasuit, Suparirk Kanitwaranun, and Noppadol Viroonchatapun together explore new meaning of ordinary with diverse artistic techniques resulting in sculpture, installation, film, and video art.

In the midst of changes, the exhibition encourages visitors to examine their feelings and emotions through artworks that stimulate insights, cultivate new creative ideas and outlooks that benefit their personal and social lives

see more works & onview exhibition at RAMA IX ART site.

Photographic Exhibition : Mixed - Mitr


Photographic Exhibition : Mixed - Mitr
by The Royal Photography Society of Thailand
on April 16 - June 6, 2010
at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok

Mixed-Mitr A Royal Photographic Society Exhibition
Organizer: The Royal Photography Society of Thailand
Co-organizer: Bangkok Art and Culture Centre / Office of Contemporary Art and Culture

Concept
      On the occasion of the 50th anniversary, The Royal Photographic Society of Thailand presents an exhibition collecting over 600 photographic works. The exhibition introduces photographs by H.R.H princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn followed by the eclectic works from 150 Thai photographers. The selected works ranges from well-respected photographers, national award photographers and also many photographers in visual art field as well as commercial and documentary.

     The exhibition explores movements in Thai photographic world both present and in the recent past. In all, it demonstrates a variety in concepts, techniques, and photographic presentations that have been seamlessly woven into Thai media and culture.

Love for All Seasons by Montri Samchimchom


LOVE FOR ALL SEASONS

Montri Samchimchom brings you “Love for All Seasons” in this solo exhibition of watercolor, oil and acrylic paintings. A lover of nature, Montri employs images of animals and floral to depict the diversity of love relationships between these nature subjects. Through various art mediums, he successfully creates unique works of arts that reveals much of his detailed attention and observation of nature with a tinge of whimsical style. One can expect to see and experience an art event filled with colors, sensitivity and imagination as you enter Montri’s world of love.

This exhibition will be on from 29th April -19th May 2010 at Jamjuree Art Gallery, Chulalongkorn University. Open daily from 1000 – 2000 hrs. For more details, please contact 096707159.





All are invited to the exhibition’s opening reception. Details are as follows:
Date Of Opening Reception: 29th April 2010
Time: 18.30 hrs
Venue: Jamjuree Art Gallery, Chulalongkorn University

see more works & onview exhibition at RAMA IX ART site.

Contemporary Art Dedicate to Panom Kawnoi

buddha ,Oil on Canvas , 80 x 100 cm .

9 Art Gallery / Architect Studio
Request  the  pleasure  of  your  company  at  the  opening  of  the  exhibition  of  art

“Contemporary Art Dedicate to Panom Kawnoi ” By Phan Artists Group


No name,Oil on Canvas , 60 x 80 cm.


To be presided over by Pol.Maj.Gen.Songtham Allapach
On Saturday  March 20th, 2010 at 7.00 pm.
At  9 Art Gallery / Architect Studio , Chiangrai
( 100 m .  from King   Mengrai   Monument   to  Maechan)
Opening  hours  Tuesday – Sunday  10.00 am. – 20.00 pm.
The  exhibition  will  be  on  view  until  April 30th ,2010

พระ ,Oil on Canvas , 40 x 60 cm .

หลวงพ่อโต ,Oil on Canvas , 80 x 100 cm.


More  information  tel. 0-5371-9110 , 083-152-6021
 e-mail:artgallery9@yahoo.com / http://www.9artgallery.com/March10.html

Day - Night and Day by Nguyen Tan Cuong


D Gallery invites you to the opening cocktail party on 2nd April, 2010
6 PM - 9 PM at Royal Phuket Marina

     "Day-Night and Day presents a nation of time instantiated as a confluence of continuous moments. This facilitates a merging of opposites into a common stream..."

Exhibition:         Day-Night and Day
Artist:               Nguyen Tan Cuong
Medium:           Mixed media on canvas
Venue:             D Gallery, Royal Phuket Marina
Opening Date:  02 April - 30 April, 2010
Contact:           T. 076-360 867 F. 076-360 868, info@dgallery.co.th, www.dgallery.co.th

     This series of paintings are separate pieces and pieces in one piece. Time in Day–Night and Day contains several moments that continuously run around and mingle all the opposite and contrary aspects in a flow.

     These works do not depict a specific subject or things or person; instead it lets our visionary images and some subtle change in repeated images which just give a feeling like in a half-awake dream and some narratives that can be quietly shared with the viewers.”

     Nguyen Tan Cuong was born in Hanoi, Vietnam in 1953. He currently lives and works in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Graduated from the Saigon Fine Arts Collage in 1973, Nguyen Tan Cuong is a master at manipulating light. He builds up a texture on the canvas and then creates dynamic and compelling paintings through rich imagery and texture. He makes much use of rough, natural fibre in his work, which gives them an organic quality that is both visual and tangible. There is a raw elegance and sensuality in this body of work. His work is not entirely abstract yet there are rarely recognizable images.

     He has participated in several exhibitions in Vietnam and also taken part in shows in Japan (1994, 1996), Switzerland (1995), Singapore (1995, 1997), Philippines (1996), Belgium (1997), Korea (1998), Italy (1998), USA (1997, 1998, 2003), England (2006), Canada (2008). His works have been listed in Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts,  Vietnam Fine Art Association in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City Fine Arts Museum and Museo Biblioteca Achivio in Italy.

     The formal opening of the exhibition of 15 new works by Nguyen Thanh Cuong will be on Friday, 2nd April 2010 between 6.00pm and 9.00pm at D Gallery, located within the Royal Phuket Marina. Everybody is welcome.



D Gallery
63/501 Moo2, Thepkrasattri rd. Koh Kaew, Muang Phuket, Phuket 83200, Thailand.
open hours are 11:00 am. – 07:00 pm. for Tuesday - Saturday and from noon until 06:00 pm. on Sunday.
RSVP +66(0)76 360 867 / info@dgallery.co.th

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Illuciuative by Amorn PINPIMAI


The Pikture Gallery proud to present an art exhibition " Illuciuative "  by Amorn PINPIMAI

Please join us for the Opening reception on Thursday 8th April  at 7.00 pm

This exhibition will showcase an paintings & drawing work by  Artist : Amorn PINPIMAI
" Is a sensitive realm that is aesthetically unpleasant yet forever  soothing at the same time.

Welcome to an uncomfortable world of blurry sights with clear and powerful  senses in your emotions "

Poster

The Pikture Gallery is opened Tuesday to Sunday 10am - 7pm

and the exhibition will be on displayed until the  6th  of May 2010.








For more information please contact 
The Pikture Gallery  art@thepikturegallery.com or call +66 2 662 8359,
alternatively please visits www.thepikturegallery.com

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Monday, March 15, 2010

Closed 4:00 A/P by The Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Burapha University


Art Thesis Exhibition : “Closed 4:00 A/P”
by Graphic Arts Graduated Student
The Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Burapha University
on March 16 - 28, 2010
at Wall 3rd,4th floor, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok

Art Thesis Exhibition “Closed 4:00 A/P”

     By Graphic Arts Graduated StudentThe Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Burapha University Faculty of Art, Major Printing Picture has encouraging services of knowledge activities to social and activity development for teaching and studying always present in pattern of art representatives.
     So, the exhibitions performed of art creation is one of the art project will be encouraging student to present their own creation project which came from studied, practiced following their expertly to the public by various technical styles that match with studying of student in Major of Printing Picture for publicizing performed, ideas ,visions, imaginations and ideal from previous studied and experienced as 50 pieces for publicizing to teachers, students and general people.

Realize by Thanapon Junkasin, Photpong Infahsaeng




Exhibition : Realize
by Thanapon Junkasin, Photpong Infahsaeng
on March 8 - April 9, 2010
at 214 Room, 2 Floor, River City Shopping Complex, Bangkok




Coffee-coloured Art of Isan Architecture Collection By Nai Dang Orthao


Coffee-coloured Art of Isan Architecture Collection By Nai Dang Orthao
     Some of you may have heard of paintings with coffee but there are no artist that we know of, who uses coffee to create landscape drawing of Isan architecture, except for Nai Dang Orthao, an artist, writer, and song-writer who wrote many well-known songs for famous artists from Isan province.     





     Today, CICADA Art Factory presents coffee-coloured art collection by Nai Dang Orthao, which was inspired by the beautiful landscape of his hometown, Korat, where he has spent most of his life seeing many stone-castles, which tend have the same colour tone as coffee. Having realized this, he decided to combine his personal painting technique with coffee, creating the art pieces displayed here at the exhibition.      Nai Dang Orthao has also invited Mr. Ralf, Raffaello Somazzi, a Swiss artist who has settle down in Isan for over 10 years, to join the exhibition by displaying his art pieces of "Symbolic" art, which he has been improving on consistently. Mr. Ralf has expressed, "Art is like a friend, a teacher, a book, or a song, every time you look at it you see something new. It makes you feel alive, and everything is connected to art." 

     With the display of coffee-coloured art and symbolic art, anyone planning to visit the exhibition is sure to have a worthwhile trip.      Visit the exhibition of "Coffee-coloured Art of Isan Architecture Collection" by Nai Dang Orthao and "Symbolic Art" by guest artist, Raffaello Somazzi , at CICADA Art Factory, Hua Hin, Prachuapkhirikhan.

     The official opening will be taking place on 13th March 2010, from 06:00 p.m. - 07:00 p.m. The entire exhibition runs from 1st March - 4th April 2010. The studio open from 10:00 a.m. - 07:00 p.m. (Monday - Thursday) and 10:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. (Friday - Sunday).

For more information,
contact: Khun Jirawan (Lek) Tel :  089 - 9262196   CICADA Art Factory  A.I.R. Program : Managed by Hof Art Center & Gallery    Website:  www.cicadamarket.com,  www.hof-art.net,     
www.sususmile.com, www.hofartcommunity.org    
E-mail:  hofartinfo@gmail.com
facebook page : HOF Community  http://www.facebook.com/pages/HOF-Community/289998467695?ref=mf

BLOW IN by Susu Pianchupattana


"BLOW IN" Art Exhibition by Susu Pianchupattana
      It doesn't matter where you are on this planet, one day you will get a home coming call from your heart that you cannot resist. Susu Pianchupattana, was as far away from home as New York on her 7-year road as an artist.      Today, the wind blows her back to her home, with "Blow In" art exhibition, her very first exhibition in Thailand, which will be displaying all her art collection that she has accumulated for the past 7 years as an aspiring artist.       CICADA Art Factory presents the beauty of the art world, known as "semi-abstract," which is created out of the inspiration of the landscape of places that she has visited, and expressed in her own unique way with the sweet, yet strong colours. This is something that is rare to find and somewhat lacking in Thai female artists.






    "Blow In" art exhibition, was partly inspired by the fact that Susu was the first female artist who lived and worked in CICADA Art Factory, an open space studio that is surrounded by over 100-year old trees. The factory is situated in Hua Hin, under the management of HOF Art Center with the concept of "Artist in Residence." The exhibition is held in an open space, giving the artist the ability to feel air, the spaciousness, and the surrounding nature such as sea and trees. All of which give an inspiration to the landscape, just like the art-pieces exhibited here.





    "Blow In" art exhibition by Susu Pianchupattana  will have the official opening on 13th March 2010, from 06:00 p.m. - 07:00 p.m. at CICADA Art Factory, Hua Hin, Prachuapkhirikhan. The entire exhibition runs from 1st March - 4th April 2010. The studio open from 10:00 a.m. - 07:00 p.m. (Monday - Thursday) and 10:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. (Friday - Sunday).


For more information,
contact: Khun Jirawan (Lek) Tel :  089 - 9262196   CICADA Art Factory  A.I.R. Program : Managed by Hof Art Center & Gallery   
Website:  www.cicadamarket.com,  www.hof-art.net,  www.sususmile.com,            www.hofartcommunity.org     
E-mail:  hofartinfo@gmail.com facebook page : HOF Community  http://www.facebook.com/pages/HOF-Community/289998467695?ref=mf