Battle of the Biennials: Which Will Define Thailand?
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.
Mosh and Bang Heads This Weekend in Bangkok
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.
Joy-Baked Ceramics Cooking Up at Restaurant Gallery
BANGKOK — Four ceramic artists will display their culinary-inspired pottery starting Friday in a gallery located atop a downtown vegan restaurant.
Judge a Thai Craft Beer Contest This Month at Live Lounge
BANGKOK — Six Thai craft beers will compete and – Bangkok’s drinkers will be the judges.
Feast on Flavors, Sights and Sounds of Africa at CentralWorld (Photos)
BANGKOK — A festival with soul-moving music and hip-shaking dances by nine African countries is set to rumble through Wednesday at a downtown mall.
Watch ‘The Killing Fields’ at Film Fest Promoting Thailand
BANGKOK — An acclaimed British drama on the Khmer Rouge will be among five films shot in Thailand that will be screened for free in a five-day festival from Friday.
Russophiles Gather at Russian Fest in Downtown Mall (Photos)
BANGKOK — A Russian-themed festival in Siam Paragon that ran Friday through Sunday drew those who longed for a taste of the largest country in the world.
New Art Space ‘Warehouse 30’ Sees Saturday Soft Opening
BANGKOK — A new 2.5 rai (4,000 sqm) art space will open to the public this Saturday on Charoen Krung Soi 30 with variety of activities.
Sample Saturday Sounds as Bangkok’s ‘Kicks Fest’ Turns 1
BANGKOK — An alternative music gig series will return later this month, when it celebrates its first birthday with a mix of local and international bands.
Watch ‘Marmosets’ Tweak Frequencies Saturday at Kolour Live
It seems as if every producer or DJ is dabbling with techno nowadays. But in the case of Bangkok drum n’ bass veteran DJ King Kong, or Kritsada Vadeesirisak, transitioning from that genre to techno came naturally after spending hours experimenting and tweaking sounds on his hardware synthesizers.
