KYLA Gallery
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KYLA Gallery and Wine Bar

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Kaweewat Siwanartwong
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Time Out says

What is it? A pint-sized spot down Silom Soi 23 that doubles as a wine bar and an art gallery, throwing its doors open to night owls who fancy a drink and a slow wander past some art into the small hours. 

Why we love it: The whole place rewards a leisurely climb. The ground floor is all about the drinks, leaning on natural wines from Spain and France with a few honest cocktails such as highballs and gin and tonics in the mix, and on weekdays you can even bring your own food along, provided you order at least one glass. Head upstairs to a mezzanine of tucked-away seats and yet more art, which buys you a bit more privacy than the buzz below. Climb once more and you reach the gallery itself, a compact room that's beautifully lit and unusually sharp in its choice of artists.

Time Out tip: Yes, they pour Guinness here, which makes a pleasant change from the usual wine list when you fancy something with a bit of heft. 

Silom 23. Open Tuesday-Sunday, 3pm-midnight. Entry is free.

Details

Address
1041, 7 Silom 23 Alley, Si Lom, Bang Rak
Bangkok
10500
Price:
Entry is free.
Opening hours:
Open Tuesday-Sunday, 3pm-midnight.

What’s on

Let trompe-l'œi turn cardboard boxes into art

Artist DAYY makes ordinary packaging the subject of a clever exhibition about how easily appearances shape perception. Using the centuries-old trompe-l'œil technique, the paintings recreate cardboard boxes, tape, labels and shipping seals with startling precision, forcing a second look at objects most of us barely register. The works ask how value and identity change when the outer layer shifts but the contents remain the same. It is a thoughtful show that finds unexpectedly big questions in the most familiar everyday materials. July 11-August 2. Free entry. KYLA Gallery & Wine Bar. 3pm-midnight
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