Fri 3
Borderline at PT Gallery; 10am; free
See early works of world-renowned photographer Ti Foster, shot in the Mexican-American desert between 1991 and 1998. Borderline is part of PhotoBangkok Festival.
Pawin Lim trio live at Foojohn Building; 9pm; free
Foojohn Building hosts a live jazz music night featuring pianist Pawin Limkangvanmongkol and his trio band. Reservations required.
Pichy & Praewa Power at Studio Lam; 9pm; B200
DJ Pichy and DJ Praewa Power will be taking over Studio Lam to spin their Jungle/Techno tunes. Get your dancing shoes at the ready!
International Beer Day Celebration at Beer Belly; 7pm; free
Beer Belly celebrates the International Beer Day with special promotions and fun games like Jenga, Foosball, Ping Pong, Beer Pong, and Flip Cup. Winners of each game will be receiving a free 3L beer tower and a beer belly card.
Sat 4
35 36 Film Camera Weekend at Warehouse 30; 11am; free
Warehouse 30 is hosting a weekend market for film camera lovers. You can stroll around, check out camera shops and vintage stuffs, join workshops, and meet people who love film photography like you.
Textile Story: Multimedia Exhibition at TCDC; 10.30am; free
Witaya Junma reappropriates the mechanics of movie projector by replacing a split reel with local textiles to create moving pictures.
Doc World #1: The Non-fiction Diaries of Jung Yoon-Suk at Doc Club Theatre; 4.30pm; free
Thai Media Fund joins hands with Documentary Club for their first collaboration on a screening of two highly praised documentaries by Jung Yoon-Suk: Bamseom Pirates Seoul Inferno and Non-Fiction Diary. For two days, the director will be up for the Q&A session after each screening. Read more here.
RCB Film Club x Documentary Club at River City Bangkok; 4pm; B120
The RCB Film Club x Documentary Club collective makes a comeback with a new series of documentaries and seminars related to music and art. For this month's edition, the event features four flicks: Song of Lahore, Tokyo Idols, Crumb, and Leaning into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy.
The Twelve Labours of Hercules at Number 1 Gallery; 6pm; free
Nattiwut Choomanowat expresses his imagination and motivation through a series of images of a banana wearing a beret performing various activities to represent his sensitive and fragile self.
Graffiti Art Exhibition at Sathorn 11 Art Space; 5.30pm; free
One French and five Thai graffiti artists—KMIS3(France), Kongsak Poonpholwattanaporn (Thailand), Basid (Thailand), Paintburi (Thailand), Jeaks (Thailand), and SANTI (Thailand)—display their artworks at Sathorn 11 Art Space. KMIS3 will also perform live painting.
Russian Roulette at Marcel Bar & Kitchen; 6pm; free
Marcel presents another Drunken Culinary event, featuring Russian traditional dishes and cocktails. Join them for delicious food and a fun games, plus free vodka cocktail shots.
Hollow at Peel The Limelight; 8pm; B700
Peel The Limelight presents Hollow, its original theatrical production inspired by true stories of a hundred of thousands of comfort women during the World War II. The play follows testimonies of the survivors who were abused, raped, tortured, exploited, and forced into sexual slavery by the Japanese Imperial Army. The play is recommended for audiences age 15 or older and performed in English with Thai subtitles.
Sun 5
A Life in Shadows at The Ratchadamnoen Contemporary Art Center (RCAC); 4pm; free
Photographer Constantine Korsovitis explores the shadow puppet culture, one of the world's oldest storytelling tools, in Southeast Asia—Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Cambodia, in particular. A shadow puppet troupe from Wat Ban Don in Rayong province will also perform live at the opening event.
PostScripts at Praisaneeyakan; 2pm; free
Curated by Charoen Contemporaries, PostScripts is an assembly of art practitioners invested in the redefinition of linear progress. As one of the pavilions of the 2018 Bangkok Biennial, PostScripts explores a history of Thai modernism through a series of projects taking place at the first postal building in Bangkok, Praisaneeyakarn, and features participating artists like Wolfgang Bellwinkel, Anon Chaisansook, Arnont Nongyao, Kansuda Panprom, Sornrapat Pattarakorn, Albrecht Pischel, Miti Ruangkritya, Nuttapon Sawasdee and Titirat Skultantimayta.
Sunset Society at Nowhere; 1pm; free
Celebrate one year of Sunset Society and join the fun party featuring vegan mini market, gourmet food, quality drinks, Balearic tunes, and good vibes. Come try special vegan menu by Chef Edoardo Bonavolta, sip special cocktails by guest mixologist Kenny, and dance to the beats by deejays NK Chan, Brent Burns, Chamapoo, Alex Imix, Rocco Universal, Superstar Panda, and Nat King Soul (Deep House Brotherhood).
Nightcap with Owen Gibler at Tropic City; 8pm; free
Bangkok RUM Cocktail Week wraps up with Hong Kong's Employee Only's Owen Gibler taking over the bar at Tropic City.
Sunday Sessions with Mae Happyair at Glow; 9.30pm; B250
Join Mae Happyair, a co-founder of GO GRRRLS, and DJ Kenji to end Sundat on high with a fun party, nice tunes, and good drinks. Tickets are B250, inclusive of one drink.