Arts & Culture

BANGKOK — Is heavy metal sometimes, ya’know, just too heavy? Instead of being cast into a black pit of darkest darkness, ever thought it would be nice if the abyss just smiled back?

BANGKOK — Contemporary Japanese comics will pay homage to Japanese painting masters at an exhibition Bangkok exploring their links.

BANGKOK — While the country is not lacking for teen melodramas, less commonly aired issues of youth sexuality and identity are coming to the...

BANGKOK — Got a passion for Westerosi politics and art in miniature? Yearned for the chance to see tiny White Walkers, titular thrones and house sigils delicately carved into pencil leads?

BANGKOK — Head out the foam and froth with a globally valid excuse next week.

BANGKOK — The capital these days does not lack for live music venues with quality sound systems.

BANGKOK — Put the phone down and look up. That skytrain you’re commuting could be the pioneered mobile art installation.

BANGKOK — Thailand will welcome not one but three major biannual art events next year – each billed as the kingdom’s “first” – with vastly different philosophies.

PHUKET — Organizers of the Phuket Pride festival said Friday the annual event won’t be held next year but will return in 2019.

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.