Thai Art Exhibition

Artery & Mite Gallery proudly Present an Art Exhibition

“Y3”

Curator by: Cho,Seung-Ki



An exhibition will take place on 11th – 30th Oct, 2010

At Artery Gallery, Silom Galeria
















then why not!

Come back by extraordinary Young 3 international artists from Korea. Even they’re young but do much excellently their professional artwork style of Korea contemporary to Thailand at Artery Gallery again in this year of high season Oct, 2010. Let’s share what they and we think and feel to each other about each own culture. However, they’re

Joo Dae Hee

Choi Mi Yeon

Lee Kyung Mi




































An exhibition will take place on 11th – 30th Oct, 2010

For further information, please contact

Thanatip (Gallery Manager)
919/1 The Silom Galleria Building,
(Unit B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok
10500 Thailand
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Agalico Budur

The black hole of joy, grief maybe waiting to abyss
The black hole of sorrow, joy could wait by the end

“There is nothing that communicates better than art. It’s quicker than language and clearer than philosophy.” Just as same as the images of naked bodies in the art work of new duo artists who have made a good reflection about some story within their mind. If clothes have cover to body as it’s functional, the body that keeps covering human’s mind can reflective some inner mind as well. The above mention could encourage an intention of this time of creative art then. Ekachai’s work has convey about the truth of suffer while spread around the molecule of peacefully by respect and understanding to any of worldly happening as this statement as from his thoughtful that “if both of physical and mental have no suffering, that’s would be really splendid lucky which everyone desire for, but to be without from all those suffer. Perhaps it must start from our own self thus.” And for Wachirapan’s work has conveyed about the delusion of joyful that astray by sticky adhere in his own ego. It seem superior civilized by any taste of delicious knowledge, but always impetuously by his own unreliably of delude wisdom. As like as his thought confession that “we shall assembly to each other for last before nothing good nor bad left for ours world no more. Only just trace of smile and the crust of my tear remains in an abyss of endless feeling thus.”





This time of an art exhibition as a figurative style as entitled “Agalico Budur” doesn’t only stress aiming for more alien new look than the exact substantial of the theme which could possibly be one of an appreciated value to see through the unstable of joy and sorrow. Thus time is as no matter as incomparable to the act of the mind. For easier understanding that joy and sorrow didn’t depend on the time but depend on the consequences of the mind existence that is when sustain in happy, it’s happy and when sustain in grief, it’s definitely grieve then. Admiring that new generation of ours Thai Buddhist social like both of them care enough to raise thoroughly essential of Dharma as an open issue as to persuasion. Hopefully that all Buddhists fellow would accompany with the possibility of the existing mind to be joyful peace even when have to face with great suffer in reality.





Opening exhibition will take place on Tuesday 13th July at 18:00 pm. till on Friday 13th August, 2010. At Artery Gallery, 919/1 the Silom Galleria Building, (UNIT B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok 10500 Thailand

Artery Gallery
919/1 The Silom Galleria Building,
(Unit B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok
10500 Thailand
Tel: +66 2 630 3006
Fax: +66 2 630 3007
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For the first time in Bangkok, Gerard BESSET signs his 162nd exhibitions! with Artery Gallery at the Silom Galleria. Most of the 50 paintings give life to the musical themes that he loves: from jazz to classical and contemporary music. A gestual painting like a music tune played with strength and humour on canvas, cardboard, wood and film. There always has been a link between music and painting, mainly abstract painting. Using different sizes, materials and tools, such as musical scores; Gerard BESSET gives colours and thickness to the sounds and movement.
“Usually, the backdrop will show the general atmosphere of the painting: happy, sad, nostalgic, quiet, violent, romantic or melancholic. The thick lines will illustrate the bass. The signs, the scratches, the brushes, sponges, spatula strokes are associated to fantasy, rhythms and “pleins et d?li?s” of the themes. Sometimes, I keep strongly in mind one specific instrument or another and I give to each a particular colour. It is not at all a musical writing, it is only a game, an excuse for painting“.






Opening exhibition will take place on Thursday 22nd April - Friday 14th May, 2010. At Artery Gallery, 919/1 the Silom Galleria Building, (UNIT B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok 10500 Thailand




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Different, but Same   Art Exhibition by Korean Artists
Curator : Cho seung ki
Co- curator : Jakraphun Thanateeranon

Venue : Artery Art Gallery

919/1 The Silom Galleria Building,

(Unit B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok

10500 Thailand

Period : Febuary 22- March 5, 2010

      First exchange exhibition between Korea and Thailand, ’Different, but Same,’ emerges as an attempt by young artists of Korea, who does not share anything common geographically and in terms of belonging genres. This can be interpreted as an intention to escape local boundary. From painterly works to sculpture, installation art, media art, etc, each artist has built upon their own individuality and brilliant directorship, adding pace to globalization. The exhibition will provide an opportunity to see ways in which young artists of Korea make sense of and confront speed of the internet, mass production and outflow of information, inter subjective sensibility of media, and chaos of images thrown out from various perspectives.

     International biennale unfolding like planned events and the spectacular scale of the exhibition reminding one of Hollywood movies. Ever since oriental art has opened itself to the world, China has positioned itself firm as a first-mover and Korean art market is experience an unexpected rapid growth. Such changes were followed by global economic downturn. In period of many dramatic changes, what can be defined as the identity of today’s young Korean artists?

    I believe this exhibition will provide an opportunity to take a glance at how art is being conceived and experienced in Asia, initiating a global discussion on the subject, while not losing Korean character from many different angles. I also look forward to seeing new paradigm to guide art in Asia through maintaining constructive relationship with artists from Thailand.

Prayat Pongdam

“Happiness Forward”

An Art Exhibition for Education Fund: by 14 Art Instructors of Poh-Chang Campus

from Rattanakosin University of Rajamangala Technology

     “When someone does you a big favor, don’t just pay it back…pay it forward…”, this word is as same meaning as an intention of “Happiness Forward” project which going to take place as an art exhibition as for education fund at Artery gallery on this soon of March. Therefore, we’d cordially invite you to come and share the good things for anyone who deserve to have some opportunity and then ours society wouldn’t be lack of generosity to each other, instead any of trouble could be decreasing off from our society as well as this happiness process can possibly do.

     Once again, as one good occasion as all 14 artists who are art instructors which consist of Banlu Viriyapornprapas, Thanarit Thipwaree, Thani Nakeerak, Thawatchai Thiengsat, Rewadee Jaichum, Aunnop Wut, Thitipan Chanhom, Noppadon Naddee, Anan Pratchayanan, Rasada Chatangam, Thong Udompol together with the national artist Prayat Pongdam and many of co-project’s artists; Panya Petchu, Piroj Wongbon, Thanatip Thipwaree, Duenshyphuchana Phuprasert, Kamonrat Petchu have do concern in resolving needs, then they collaborate with Artery Gallery to make this happiness intention come true. Especially into an educational of fine art which is either an important part of human’s cultural. Let’s join together to maintain and grow up the civilization of mankind toward our family, our society, our nation and eventually to our own world. However, the main objectively of this time art exhibition is to raise the fund for help and supporting any of fine art students who really good at study but lack of creativity art needs. We believe after as all their happy, they’d raise some precious work further back to our Thai society as well.

Opening exhibition will take place on Wednesday 10th March till on Saturday 10th April, 2010.

At Artery Gallery, 919/1 the Silom Galleria Building, (UNIT B09) B1 Fl., Silom Rd., Bangkok 10500 Thailand


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10500 Thailand
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Tri-Faith Destination

After been excellently successful from the first solo art exhibition "Joe's
Story" on early year of 2008 at Artery Gallery. For almost two years passed
round, Yuthasak Roykanchan an artist who has got fully of creativity power and
the classical skill which extremely impact to all viewer, this time he return to
continue an achievement as a new memoir in experience as the art of vista
impression of the Asian civilization. Thus, he has wandered across overseas and