The Art of Thai Aquascape returns to BACC from 3–15 November 2026. Now in its fifth year, the exhibition treats planted underwater environments as compositions made with living materials.
Plants, stone and water become an entry point into a form of visual creativity that sits between design, observation and care.
Song of the Brush brings Chinese and Thai painting into conversation at BACC from 20 October to 1 November 2026. Presented by Shinawatra University, the exhibition includes Thai painters, Chinese artists and Chinese art students studying in Thailand.
Its aim is exchange through painting rather than a simple division into two national styles.
19Hz Mythity Mistic brings experimental sound, projected images and live performance to BACC from 23–25 October 2026. Directed by Supamok Silarak, the work tells of a mysterious land and a struggle for equality.
Voices, poetry, songs and the performing body are used to approach memories and histories that have become difficult to hear.
Bangkok Theatre Festival 2026 runs from 14–29 November, bringing live performance to BACC and other venues around the city. Organised by Bangkok Theatre Network, the festival brings established practitioners and emerging performance artists into the same wider programme.
For art visitors interested in work that unfolds through bodies, time and a shared room, it offers a different way to experience Bangkok's creative scene.
Front & Back: The Art of the Steal opens to the public at MOCA Bangkok from 11 October to 22 November 2026. Tawatchai Somkong's project brings together work by 34 artists and uses signatures to unsettle a familiar idea of authorship.
The premise is deliberately provocative: Tawatchai signs the front, while the maker signs the back, with the participants' agreement.
SUDO RUNGU: Echoes of Fire brings Roby Dwi Antono's first solo exhibition in Thailand to MOCA Bangkok from 27 October 2026 to 3 January 2027. Curated by Loredana Pazzini Paracciani, it explores sound, memory and loss through a personal family history.
The starting point is the artist's memory of his father working as a blacksmith, and the gradual decline of his father's hearing.
EXTRA UNIVERSE reaches its final weekend at MOCA Bangkok, with the exhibition closing on 11 October 2026. The presentation brings together 50 artists from 21/3 ART STUDIO.
Its organising idea is an encounter with different ways of seeing, feeling and communicating, described through the metaphor of distinct artistic universes.
Giving Life fills three floors of Dib Bangkok with works concerned with movement, transformation and the presence of an audience. Running from 26 September 2026 to 3 May 2027, the exhibition brings together 160 works by 33 artists.
Sculpture, painting, film, installation and performance extend a question that reaches beyond animation: what allows an artwork to feel alive?
And Still, Another After opens on 10 October 2026 at Jim Thompson Art Center and William Warren Library, continuing through 29 March 2027. Curated by Rinrada Na Chiangmai, the group exhibition considers how younger artists live with conditions inherited from recent history.
Economic uncertainty, migration, labour and ecological change are approached through their continuing effects on everyday life.
Tada Hengsapkul's Has anyone ever asked you where the wind comes from? opens at 100 Tonson Foundation on 17 October 2026 and continues until 11 April 2027. Curated by Earth Songsriwilai, the exhibition introduces a new direction in the artist's practice through encaustic painting.
Wax becomes a material through which belief, ritual and exchange can be examined.
