River City Bangkok

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Author: Kaweewat Siwanartwong

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Monday January 13 2025

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Written by Kaweewat Siwanartwong

Senior Staff Writer, Time Out Thailand

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Time Out says

River City is a renowned destination for art and antiques, attracting both local and international collectors and art aficionados. The space has a range of galleries showcasing rotating exhibitions that often run for extended periods. Visitors can explore a variety of artistic styles and mediums, making it an ideal location for those passionate about contemporary and traditional art. For antique lovers or those seeking rare collectibles, the centre is home to numerous art and antique shops across four floors. With its rich selection of art and artefacts, River City has become a key spot for genuine collectors and art lovers. If you're in Bangkok, a visit here promises a unique and enriching cultural experience.

23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

https://rivercitybangkok.com/

02-237-0077

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Address: River City; 23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong; Bangkok; 10110

Opening hours:: Open Daily 10am-8pm

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What’s on

Museum of Monsters

Not all monsters lurk under the bed. Some stay tucked away in old memories, long after the moment has passed. Museum of Monsters explores the parts of ourselves we would rather keep hidden, using bones as traces of past mistakes, heartbreaks and difficult experiences that never quite disappear. Presented as fragments of personal evidence, the works examine how buried memories shape who we become. Less a haunted house than quiet self-reflection, the show asks visitors to confront their imperfections and make peace with the creatures they carry around. May 8-June 21. Free entry. RCB Galleria 5, River City Bangkok. 10am-8pm

Until Jun 21, 2026

Nest: Sanctuary of the Soul

Bangkok-based artist and floral designer Sakul Intakul turns to shelter, reflection and belonging in Nest: Sanctuary of the Soul. Using the nest as a symbol of both vulnerability and protection, the exhibition presents sculptural works that draw from nature, craftsmanship and personal contemplation. Best known for his floral installations, Sakul opens a new chapter here, working with space, form and texture on a larger scale. Traditional materials sit alongside contemporary structures, creating quiet environments that invite visitors to slow down, look closely and recover a little stillness. May 16-June 28. Free entry. La Lanta Fine Art, River City Bangkok. 10am-8pm

Until Jun 28, 2026