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Subhashok

Subhashok

The Arts Centre

I-solated Beings

I-solated Beings

Duo exhibition opening 17th March – 22nd April 2018

Art In Bangkok

Art In Bangkok

All About our Artists

Until the Morning Comes

Until the Morning Comes

Opening in 5-29 April, 2018

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About Us

Subhashok the Arts Centre

was founded by Subhashok Angsuvarnsiri, a collector of many decades and an avid supporter of Thai contemporary art. We promote young and emerging Thai and South East Asian contemporary artists to the international audience, with the aim to bring our culture to the global stage.

“I-solated Beings”

Duo exhibition by Torlarp Larpjaroensook (Thai) and Andreas Schulenburg (Denmark)

Opening Reception 17th March 2018, 6:30 pm
Subhashok The Arts Center
02 258 5580 ext 410
Date: 17th March 2018 – 22nd April 2018

Our Qualities

With three in-house curators

we are confident in our knowledge in the Thai contemporary art. Unlike traditional gallery spaces, our gallery promotes a friendly and welcoming experience for all visitors and our staff are always on site to assist. Private tours are very welcome with advanced booking. We are constantly engaging with the local community, with regular workshops and education programs throughout the year.

Ambitious: we strive to be the best in Thai contemporary art0%
Focus: we focus on what we know well, offering expertise in the field of Thai contemporary art0%
Commitment to customers, to meet your satisfaction and exceed your expectations0%
Commitment to educating and providing access to art for the public0%

Artist of the Month

Chaiyot Jindagun

Chaiyot Jindagun, born in 1981.His works is straightforward and accessible; conveying feelings without overt messages. However, some of these pieces are interpreted as provoking a deeper message; a reflection on cultural antiquity and the beauty of subtlety. He was first inspired by the puppets following a trip to the National Museum during his sophomore year at Silpakorn. He began to paint them and the more he painted them, the deeper his engagement with the art of puppetry became. He aimed to recreate the feeling he received when entering the puppet room that showcased pieces over 100 years old. The first pieces painted were ordinary portrayals of puppets, but later had subtler elements added.

“Until the Morning Comes”

Exhibition by Taiki Sakpisit

Opening Reception 5th April 2018, 18:00 pm
Subhashok The Arts Center
02 258 5580 ext 410
Date: 5 – 29 April 2018

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