Arts & Culture

BANGKOK — People rise lifelessly behind orange road barriers. They take on different identities and personalities through movements alternating between zombies shuffling, mobs lynching, gunmen shooting, spectators cruelly laughing and shirtless students crawling.

BANGKOK — Harsh words will be heard from a Burmese punk band to help fill empty stomachs.

BANGKOK — Tightrope walkers, acrobats, jugglers, puppeteers, balloonists, musicians and more will flood Lumpini Park this weekend.

As mentioned here last week, the next few weekends will be filled with spectacular outdoor festivals. This weekend alone will see Maya festival and Wonderfruit going off. However traveling to these outdoor fests may not be so convenient for some of you, so for those of you who decide to stay in Bangkok here are some events you should check out.

BANGKOK — As virtual reality becomes available to the masses, a group of Bangkok designers wants to answer the technology’s promise by using it for a form of communal art-therapy.

BANGKOK — Ditch plans to crunch theater popcorn to Disney. Alliance Francaise is serving up platters of cinema, pate and wine for film buffs to savor at an affordable price.

BANGKOK — Gather your Eurovision-loving friends for some late night (or early morning?) watch parties this week.

On Sunday afternoon at Bangkok CityCity gallery, a six-wheeler slowly turned into the parking lot. Sprawled on top, a massive humanoid baby with three eyes and bunny ears. “That thing looks crazy,” someone said.

BANGKOK — Take a peep into others’ lives at a Friday performance inspired by our livestreaming surveillance society.

BANGKOK — A science teacher’s photo exhibition will show at an Asok restaurant in June, with proceeds to go towards an education charity. “Humans Around...