VS Gallery
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VS gallery

  • Art | Galleries
  • Yan Nawa
Kaweewat Siwanartwong
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Time Out says

What is it? An independent contemporary gallery inside the N22 Project on Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Soi 22, run as an open, approachable space for emerging artists. 

Why we love it: VS Gallery sits shoulder to shoulder with other sharp spaces such as Gallery VER, Cartel Art Space and La Lanta Fine Art, which gives the whole block a buzzy, drop-in-anywhere feel for anyone keen on art. The two-room layout means you can often catch a couple of exhibitions at once, and the relaxed, community-minded vibe makes it easy to linger rather than rush. For an intimate, low-key dose of the city's contemporary scene, it more than earns its place.

Time Out tip: Don't dash off once you've done the rooms. The surrounding alleys are full of excellent specialty coffee shops and tucked-away eateries, ideal for chewing over what you've just seen over a brew.

Sukhumvit 40. Open Wednesday-Monday, 10am-7pm. Entry is B550 for Thai citizens and B700 for non-Thais.

Details

Address
2198, 10-11
Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Road
Chong Nonsi, Yan Nawa
Bangkok
10120
Opening hours:
Wed-Sun (12:30-20:00)

What’s on

The Blursed Sandwich

Forget zombies and flying cars. The Blursed Sandwich asks what might happen if monkeys inherited human civilisation instead. Created by anxiety storage and Uninspired by Current Events, the exhibition jumps to 2067, when our simian successors look back at the mess we left behind. Its title comes from ‘blursed’, internet slang for something both blessed and cursed – an apt fit for a show mixing humour with unease. Expect absurd works skewering technology, environmental problems and our questionable ideas of progress. August 1-September 27. Free entry. VS Gallery. 12.30pm-6pm
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