Catch the Moon

Walking through this exhibition feels a bit like being handed the keys to Chatchai Puipia’s inner universe, only to realise it’s far bigger and stranger than you imagined. His work has shaped contemporary Thai art for decades, stitched together with sharp humour and an eye that never flinches. What unfolds here is a long conversation about identity and memory, delivered through imagery that lingers long after you’ve moved on. More than 140 pieces chart his shifting moods and methods, from commanding canvases to sculptures that feel almost theatrical. Tucked between them are notes, photographs and fragments of his process that reveal how he thought, worried and wondered. The result is less a retrospective and more a guided wander through a mind still questioning the world and its stories.

Until February 15 2026. Free. 8/F, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, 10am-8pm