March is Women’s History Month, with March 8th celebrated globally as International Women’s Day. In the spirit of honoring women, Bangkok’s art scene is vibrant with exhibitions focusing on female artists and the representation of women in art. Notably, there are also solo shows by two American men, including one who created a famous election poster.
GOLDEN COMPASS
Until April 27 at Over The Influence (OTI) Bangkok
Shepard Fairey, an American artist known for his iconic “HOPE” poster for Barack Obama, is exhibiting his work at OTI in Chinatown. His show, “Golden Compass,” marks his debut in Thailand and showcases a collection that highlights struggles for justice and the human experience. Expect original mixed-media paintings, stencils, and screenprints. Each piece invites viewers to reflect and connect emotionally with important social themes.
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HOMECOMING
Until April 12 at SAC Gallery
Caledonia Curry, also known as “Swoon,” presents her first solo exhibition in Asia at SAC Gallery. She gained fame in street art for her wheat-pasted portraits. This show features her work “Cicada” that combines puppetry and video to explore change. Additionally, she created new pieces in Chiang Mai using local materials, showcasing her commitment to social issues through art.
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LINES ACROSS PAPER: TRANSCENDING BORDERS
Until March 30 at ATT 19 Gallery
Craig Anczelowitz’s “Lines Across Paper” features stunning artworks on traditional Japanese washi paper. This exhibition highlights his journey through various cultures, integrating craft and contemporary art. His passion for preserving ancient techniques breathes new life into his work, showcasing the beauty of cross-cultural dialogue.
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RECREATION
Until March 30 at Bangkok University Gallery (BUG)
British artist Susan Collins presents her show “Recreation,” inspired by Bang Pu’s unique seagulls and her recent residency. Through photography and film, she captures a personal narrative that reflects her journey and artistic exploration. Her work contrasts perceptions of seagulls in her home country with their celebrated status in Thailand.
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MANY FACES OF HER
Until April 27 at Noble Play
Noble Play hosts a group exhibition titled “Many Faces of Her,” aligning with Women’s History Month. This exhibition features works from four Thai artists—Kaewtrakarn Junlabon, Luck Maisalee, Marisa Srijunpleang, and Parichat Suphaphan. Curated by Rose Bannaros, the pieces explore the role of women in society through the lens of art, culture, and identity. The exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the significance of femininity in artistic expression.
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This March, Bangkok offers a rich tapestry of art that elevates women’s voices and perspectives. Each exhibition showcases unique stories and encourages dialogue about gender and creativity.
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