Explore the Rotting Colonial Splendor of Yangon in Bangkok
BANGKOK — An American photojournalist is coming to the Thai capital from Yangon to release his photo book of its iconic architectural landmarks this Saturday at an art space near Chinatown.
Paradise of the Blind: Prohibited Prints Under Assault at ‘Reading Room’
BANGKOK — For its gay penguin parents, Singapore limited access to “And Tango Makes Three.” Chinese censors originally banned Lewis Carroll’s masterwork “Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland” for representing human-animal equality
Award-Winning Films From Canada and the Philippines to Screen in Bangkok
BANGKOK — Tragedy, justice and community intersect uneasily in a drama described as one of Canada’s best films which will screen Monday at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Thailand.
Street Shooters Pair Off Tonight at ‘The Duet’
BANGKOK — Photographers from a scene dedicated to capturing Thailand from the street level will bring their perspectives into the gallery at an exhibition starting tonight.
Life of Dead Flower Market to Bloom Again at Exhibition
BANGKOK — A month after the capital’s largest flower market became the latest landmark to fall to City Hall’s cleanliness and order campaign, a group of students will keep some of its spirit alive.
News Agency Exhibits Photos of Refugee Plight
BANGKOK — To commemorate one year after the Rohingya refugee crisis, Agence France-Presse is exhibiting their coverage of refugees and migrants across Asia and...
West of Bangkok Discover a Trove of Classic, Vintage and Strange Rides (Photos)
NAKHON PATHOM — Find chrome curves and steel spans of DeLorean, Ford, Citroen, Cessna and more just a short hour west of Bangkok.
8 Days of Pride Kick Off Sunday on Phuket
PHUKET — The southern resort island of Phuket will show its LGBT love by celebrating the rainbow of sexual diversity for eight days starting Sunday.
Cannes First, Then Thailand for Restored ‘Lost’ Classic
BANGKOK — A long-lost Thai film from the 1950s has been completely restored and will show at Cannes next month.
Zines Reborn: Inky Fingers Keep DIY Publishing Alive in Bangkok
BANGKOK — If there was a Faculty of Zines, Grisana “Chris” Eimeamkamol would be its dean.
