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If paintings or sculptures are too abstract for you to get the whole gist of each one, a photo exhibition can be a way to familiarize yourself with art. This weekend is a good start to do this, for Bangkok has a whole lot of art galleries welcoming guests to see their collection of cool artworks—and here's a handful of the ones that focus on the art of capturing moments with cameras. Apart from getting to see all the beautiful and thought-provoking pictures, you may also learn a thing or two about how to take a photo from these talented artists.
You can also check out all 22 art shows opening through out this month here.
Civilizing Siam Through Collodion
Let's try something quite old-fashioned with a collection of glass plate negatives that capture the beauty of Bangkok's long-standing architectures around Rattanakosin Island
Where: Museum Siam
Dates: Until October 31
A Minor History
Apart from Apichatpong Weerasethakul's reimagine work as a visual-immersive experience, you can also see a series of photographs that encapsulate various aspects of life in Isan.
Where: 100 Tonson
Dates: Until February 2022
OBJECTS
Come and see what this local artist, Atit Sornsongkram, experienced when he was living in Germany and Thailand through a collection of snap shots that will reveal more truths about all objects that—despite their different places—all fall into the hands of time.
Where: HOP (Hub of Photography)
Dates: Until November 28
People to People
BACC has brought back the People's Gallery alongside the reopening of the venue, and this public talent-promoting is replete with various types of art, including photography.
Where: Bangkok Art and Culture Center (BACC)
Dates: Until November 11
The Tail Stories
Artist and photographer Patchara Aunsangchan portrays his fascination for Siamese Fighting Fish through his collection of photography that encapsulates the story and emotions of this creature.
Where: River City Bangkok
Dates: October 24
The L/Royal Monument
Wittawat Tongkeaw, one of the Thai famed artists whose work is known for its realistic sensibilities, has returned with a new collection under the title The L/Royal Monument that tackles heavy issues around the social change and democracy.
Where: Subhashok The Arts Centre (S.A.C.)
Dates: October 30
Pilgrimage
Mancunian photographer and illustrator Neil Andrew Robinson captures the best moments from his pilgrimage to historical and ancient sites across Europe and Asia in a series of photo-art collection at the upcoming exhibition, Pilgrimage, that aims to portray the "essence of these societies, landscapes and people, and of their belief in a bigger meaning than the individual".
Where: Old Town Gallery
Dates: November 4
