The group exhibition
Rifts (รอยแยก) features thirteen Thai artists who came to prominence over the last thirty years, in what was arguably the first wave of postmodern Thai art. Each artist is represented by a single work, and one of the highlights is
Reading for One Female Corpse, Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook’s first piece of video art.
Rifts: Thai Contemporary Artistic Practices in Transition, 1980s-2000s opened at the BACC in Bangkok on 30th August, and will close on 24th November.
Feeling the 1990s, part of the permanent collection at MAIIAM in Chiang Mai, features Thai art from the same period.
