Arts & Culture

By Genevieve Glatsky Nestled behind the congested stalls of Chatuchak Weekend Market is a vegetarian food hall with roughly a dozen booths selling classic Thai...

BANGKOK — The brutal history of girls and women forced into sexual slavery by the Imperial Japanese Army is coming to a Bangkok stage.

BANGKOK — In one country, it’s a cardboard man with a Keffiyeh around his face holding a gun; in another, it’s a mannequin in a hoodie. Elsewhere, a tire filled with rocks does the job.

By Genevieve Glatsky BANGKOK — A dusty, unremarkable residential area off Naradhiwas Road seems an odd location for the hub of Bangkok’s next generation of...

BANGKOK — The conflicted identities of young LGBT Muslims in the south will be front and center later this week in Bangkok.

BANGKOK — From experimental noise to installations made from cement blocks, Australian artist Scot Cotterell is an interdisciplinary artist who works with visuals, sounds, images and objects to create works that reflect his environment.

BANGKOK — A bowl of classic spicy shrimp soup won people’s hearts for best national costume in this year’s Miss Grand Thailand.

BANGKOK — Get a super-wide glimpse of beautiful Himalayan scenery and awe-inspiring Cambodian temple Angkor Wat at a photography exhibit next week.

BANGKOK — Can you feel the culture? Art, exhibitions and performances have been overwhelming the capital since earlier this month with the opening of the first Bangkok Biennial.

Step inside a gallery-shophouse on Soi Sukhumvit 67 to see a naked man wrestle a tiger and listen to a zombie dance to aerobic trap music.