Showing posts with label Pasut Kranrattanasuit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pasut Kranrattanasuit. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

p(L)ay attention by Pasut Kranrattanasuit



ARDEL Gallery of Modern Art will hold the art exhibition:

"p(L)ay attention"
By Pasut Kranrattanasuit
From June 17th to July 7th 2010 (Opening reception on June 21st: 06.30 PM)
At ARDEL Gallery of Modern Art



The “p(L)ay attention” art exhibition presents video installation art work inspired by the ordinary things of every day life (part of them was from London, England where the artist spent time doing his research and MFA.) The “Ordinary” things have become “Extraordinary” by the artist’s exercise of his intention in order to inspect the viewers’ self-inspection. Some hypnotic techniques are applied to help viewers experience some experiences and embrace themselves as part of the art work through their senses and feelings.



ARDEL Gallery requests for your support to kindly promote the upcoming exhibition.
For further information, kindly contact: 02-422-2092, 084-772-2887 Fax: 02-422-2091
Tuesday-Saturday: 10:30~19:00 hrs., Sunday: 10:30~17:30 hrs. (Closed on Monday) Website: www.ardelgallery.com

ARDEL Gallery of Modern Art
Tel: 0-2422-2092,084-772-2887 Fax : 0-2422-2091
E-mail : ardelgallery@gmail.com
Website : www.ardelgallery.com
Open hour : 10:30~19:00 hrs.(Closed on Monday)

Friday, March 19, 2010

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.