MOCA
Photograph: Thai Airways

MOCA

  • Art
  • Chatuchak
Kaweewat Siwanartwong
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Time Out says

Located in Chatuchak district, the Museum of Contemporary Thai Art stands as a stunning example of design and artistry. The building features delicately carved stone in the form of jasmine vine patterns, symbolising Thailand's rich cultural heritage. Its perforated structure allows sunlight to stream through, creating ever-changing moods throughout the day. The museum spans five floors, each dedicated to a different aspect of art. The ground floor houses a permanent exhibition space, while the second floor is dedicated to contemporary Thai works. The third floor showcases art inspired by dreams and imagination. The fourth floor hosts further permanent displays and the top floor presents international exhibitions. This striking museum offers a diverse and immersive experience in Thai and global art.

499 Kamphaeng Phet 6 Rd, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900

https://mocabangkok.com/

02-016-5666

Details

Address
499 Kamphaeng Phet 6 Rd, Lat Yao, Chatuchak
Bangkok
10900
Opening hours:
Open Tue-Sun 10am-6pm, Closed Mon

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Takumi in Time

Somewhere between silence and stillness, William Barrington-Binns has carved out a space that resists urgency. Each piece is a quiet act of devotion, the product of more than 60,000 hours spent in meticulous repetition, in what he describes as ‘art with breath.’ Rooted in the Japanese notion of Takumi – that deep, almost monastic pursuit of mastery – the work edges close to ritual. Photography and digital process are tools, yes, but they behave more like instruments in a windless orchestra, reverberating with something just beneath the surface. The result is deceptively simple. Still images that somehow seem to exhale, holding time like it’s a bird in the hand. August 9-October 1. B120-300 at the door. 5/F, MOCA Bangkok, 10am-6pm
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