As Development Cannibalizes Chinatown, French Artist Preserves Pieces
BANGKOK — See the speed of change as years of development are compressed into a month in a room full of discarded materials.
Transient Lives Reflected in ‘Raw’ Photos
BANGKOK — Life is transient, yet its fleeting glimpses can be captured. Three photographers from various backgrounds share their perspectives on the matter through their works.
Thailand’s Wonderful Ghost Movie Posters (Gallery)
BANGKOK — Thai ghosts uniquely blend traditional beliefs, superstition and Buddhism. For as long as there has been film, this national obsession has made its way onto celluloid in countless horror movies popular at home and abroad.
Wonderfruit Not to Fall Until February
PATTAYA — This year’s Wonderfruit Festival has been rescheduled to next year in light of the death of His Majesty the Late King.
See Burmese Boy Become Thai Folk Performer in German Doc
BANGKOK — Watch a friendship between a Burmese refugee boy and popular Thai folk performer in a documentary by a German filmmaker.
All National Museums, Historical Parks Free Till February
BANGKOK — All national museums and historical parks nationwide will be open for free for everyone – Thais and foreigners alike – now through the end of January.
Entertainers Go Abroad as Nightlife Struggles During Mourning Period
BANGKOK — It’s not often that Chalasin Duangsupa drops in to strum his guitar at his little coffee shop in the capital’s Prachaniwet area.
Sing, Volunteer For His Late Majesty Bhumibol
BANGKOK — Honor His Majesty the Late King by putting his message of service into practice, performing in a public tribute and other events being held around Bangkok.
Flesh is Canvas For Mourners’ Permanent Oaths of Loyalty
BANGKOK — A trend has emerged in which people are expressing their love and sorrow for His Majesty the Late King with tributes that could last a lifetime.
What’s Canceled, Closed and Open in Bangkok During Mourning Period (Updated)
BANGKOK — In the wake of His Majesty King Bhumibol’s death Oct. 13, the authorities have called for 30 days without entertainment.
