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Art Galleries of Bangkok Thailand

Bangkok has a small but very vibrant contemporary art scene. Since most of the city's small private or commercial galleries promote Thai and regional artists, a day of gallery hopping is a great way of getting a taste of the local scene. Operating in a relatively unresponsive environment, artists and gallery owners in Bangkok have become quite innovative in their attempts to attract domestic crowds.

National Gallery, 4 Chao-Fa Road, opposite the National Theatre, Rattanakosin, Bangkok
Housed in a former Royal Mint built during the reign of King Rama V, the National Gallery displays work by Thai artists from the 17th Century onwards. Inherited by the Department of Fine Arts in 1974, it includes permanent exhibitions of works by King Rama VI and H.M. King Bhumibhol Adulyadej, traditional murals from early periods in the capital's history, and pioneering Thai modern art.

100 Tonson Gallery, 100 Soi Tonson, Ploenchit Road, Bangkok
Named after its street address, 100 Tonson Gallery is a striking space set in a private residence covering a total space of 100 square metres. At the forefront of private art spaces in Bangkok, 100 Tonson Gallery aims to promote the contemporary art scene and exhibits artworks by Thai and international artists including paintings, sculptures and photographs, as well as installations, new media and conceptual- based art.

Gallery F Stop, 27 Sukhumvit Soi 20, Bangkok
Opened as part of the vegetarian restaurant The Tamarind Cafe - an excellent eatery by the way - Gallery F-Stop is the place to see superb photography and is regarded as the premiere photo gallery in Bangkok. Gallery F-Stop exhibits photographic works by local, regional and international artists and displays artworks ranging from black and white, analog to digital, fine art and documentary. Definitely worth a visit, the Tamarind Cafe presents a pleasant and spacious atmosphere to not only enjoy sumptuous vegetarian dishes but to admire art.

H Gallery, 201 Sathorn Soi 12, Bangkok
Established in 1999, H Gallery specialises in contemporary art and exhibits the works of emerging Thai and Asian artists. Located in the heart of Bangkok, H Gallery is set in a 125-year-old Anglo-Thai mansion and exudes a calm and friendly atmosphere.

La Lanta Fine Art, 657 Baan Silom (corner of Silom 19), Silom Road
The place represents talented Thai and Asian artists; it also features inspiring paintings and sculptures in its regular art exhibitions. La Lanta houses an extensive selection of international art prints for home decoration.

Queen's Gallery, 101 Ratchadamnoen Klang Road (near Phan Fah Bridge)
The Queen's Gallery opened in 2003 in response to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit's initiative to create a permanent public space to exhibit and promote the works of both established and up-and-coming Thai artists. Set in a five-storey building, the gallery covers 3,700 square metres of minimalist space to showcase permanent as well as changing exhibitions.

Rotunda Gallery, Neilson Hays Library, 195 Suriwongse Road
A beautiful, compact and circular room that has become a popular exhibition space for Thai and international artists. Monthly exhibitions showcase all sorts of art forms and styles.

Surapon Gallery, 1st Floor Tisco Tower, 48/3 North Sathorn Road
Commercially established in 1997 to present quality art by Thai artists to the public. The gallery started out by showing realistic paintings. Two years later the gallery introduced abstract paintings and expressionist portraiture paintings as well as ceramic pieces by local artists.

Tadu Contemporary Art Gallery, 7th Floor Barcelona Motors Bldg., 99/2 Tiamruammit Road
A place where you get pleasure from what you see. The space exhibits and promotes Thai contemporary art and culture. The gallery also presents performances, films and workshops. Tadu holds six multi-disciplinary art exhibitions annually.

Thavibu Gallery, Silom Galleria Building, 3rd Floor, Suite 308, 919/1 Silom Road
contemporary art gallery primarily promotes art from Thailand, Vietnam and Burma, hence the name Thavibu, but also presents works from other Asian countries. The venue regularly organises exhibitions.

Tang Gallery, Unit B-28, The Silom Galleria, 919/1 Silom Road
Founded in 2001, this gallery specialises in Chinese contemporary art. On 330 square metres, Tang Gallery exhibits all types of art including portraits, landscapes and abstracts, oil, acrylic, watercolour, painted photography, woodcuts, sculptures, and prints. Monthly exhibitions feature both successful Chinese and Thai artists.

Bangkok University Art Gallery (BUG), 2nd - 4th Floor Bangkok University International College (BUIC) Building , Kluaynam Thai Campus, Rama IV Road
A private university gallery regularly exhibits young emerging as well as established Thai artists. This place tends to display more experimental multidisciplinary art.

Chulalongkorn Art Centre, 7th Floor Centre of Academic Resources Building,
Chulalongkorn University, Phayathai Road
Considered the most progressive university gallery, the large open space at Chulalongkorn Art Centre attracts some of Thailand's most cutting-edge artists, as well as thematic group exhibitions by both local and international artists.

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