Arts & Culture

BANGKOK — Before it packs up and leaves to its new home, one of Bangkok’s best creative resources is celebrating its last month in the Emporium shopping mall with free access to all.

BANGKOK — Time, longing and the human heart are in play when a school building is to be demolished and students gather to ponder relationships, time and the universe in “Madam Ree Building.”

BANGKOK — A call’s gone out for filmmakers to submit their work in any style for an upcoming festival with one catch: They only have 60 seconds to tell the story.

As a young lad in the ‘80s attending a Catholic school, one of my favorite pastimes was lunchtime, carving upside-down crosses into church doors while humming The Sex Pistols’ “Anarchy in the UK.” Needless to say, I was heavily into punk and metal in my rebellious junior high school years.

Tonight we bid farewell to 2017's curiosities and crazes to cleanse our palates for those of next year. But first a look back at the ...

BANGKOK — An over 150-year-old shophouse where ships were once repaired has become a go-to brunch spot since it was taken over by a Singaporean cafe and eatery recently.

BANGKOK — A world-famous Slav performance artist known for her series “Rhythm” and “Works with Ulay,” will be among 70 artists from around the world to participate in one of Bangkok’s inaugural biennales next year.

BANGKOK — Mozambican daily lives will be presented through an artist’s traditional wood-carving miniature models for the first time in Thailand starting Tuesday.

RAYONG — Two weeks before an annual music festival on Koh Samet was to be held, its organizer finally announced Thursday it would not happen, two weeks after the authorities said as much.

BANGKOK — A Thai movie which speculates about the future of the country in the next decade was approved by the censor board Monday and will screen at cinemas nationwide next week.