The former grandma’s house was turned into an non-benefit art gallery named after ‘ar-ma’ (granny in Thai) as RMA offering a non-profit creative space featuring art exhibitions like photography as well as other media. RMA also provides regular creative workshops, artist talks, screenings, performances, and exhibition openings. Keep an eye on their website for the upcoming events.
Aside from huge museums, Bangkok is also home to a host of small and independent galleries catering to every art lover's tastes. Get a feel of both contemporary and tradtional art, whether you're in old town Rattanakosin Island, the busy Siam area or in the modern Silom district.