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  • The amazing race

    12/02/2012 : 'The Race" at HOF Art's A+789 studio at Silom Galleria is an exhibition featuring four emerging artists exploring the theme of human existence. They use different media and have contrasting styles and approaches in their aim to present portrayals of the human condition.

  • Funky feline pounces in for a party

    12/02/2012 : Indie electro collective Kitsch Cat crank out a pop-centric collection with a healthy dose of nostalgia and synthesisers

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  • Sek on road to reform, Annie orphan saga ends, Fluke takes a chance

    12/02/2012 : Sek Loso on high road to recovery Rocker Sek Loso is back home with his family, after the hospital where he was being treated for drug addiction decided to release him as an out-patient.

  • PROFILE

    Japan's Mr Fix It

    10/02/2012 : Starting off as a business consultant at the age of 27, Hasegawa Kazuhiro has helped more than 2,000 Japanese companies out of bankruptcy in 45 years of service.

  • MOVIE REVIEWS

    Feminine perspectives

    10/02/2012 : In her smoky evocation of lost love, vintage romance and bewitching cello music, Madonna, at the helm of W.E., channelled Wong Kar-wai of the early millennium, doing that visual serenade of beautiful, distressing women who're in the mood for love. Wong sculpted melancholia out of gorgeous haze; Madonna's swirl of luxury and grainy jump-cuts merely drift, and then land somewhat in emptiness. Re-telling the story of "the greatest romance of the century" _ the one between Prince Edward and Wallis Simpson _ the Material Girl also gives us a story of a wife who's in the desperate mood for pregnancy. So much so that the effort crosses over from beautiful and tender to obsessive and self-sabotaging.

  • Queuing up for khon

    10/02/2012 : Casting a brief glance at his classmates, Chaiyarin Banjongtad begins moving confidently to the vibrant rhythms of live music played by a pi phat (traditional Thai orchestra) ensemble.

  • All Fired UP

    10/02/2012 : At stake wasn't a condominium, a car or even a sizeable chunk of cash, but Kantavich Poriyanont didn't care. For he was getting the chance to display his knowledge of a subject very close to his heart.

  • CONCERT REVIEW

    Magnificent four

    09/02/2012 : The 4G Quartet gave a performance that was often fine and fun of Anton Dvorak's "American" String Quartet, and Mom Luang Usni Pramoj's own latest work for the genre.

  • GUITAR REVIEW

    Worth the wait

    09/02/2012 : Put a flamenco fire duo from Spain together with a shoe-stomping fret-tapping virtuoso from Ukraine; throw the top tango trio from Argentina in with the best Bach player in the world, and you have the second annual Bangkok Guitar Fiesta 2012.

  • How far, how fast?

    09/02/2012 : We _ you and me, mankind _ come from mud. About four billion years ago, an explosive cocktail of bacteria and organisms, sparked into life and began to divide. Life began. There were tiny organisms, stupid bacteria that did not even know how to breed, but somehow reproduced anyway.

  • An evening of early music

    09/02/2012 : D & M Music Studio presents "An Early Music Recital" sung by internationally acclaimed Belgian countertenor, Patrick Van Goethem, at Goethe Institute Bangkok on Feb 16 at 8pm.

  • Lethal trade

    09/02/2012 : Will Hayden and his team of gunsmiths at Baton Rouge-based Red Jacket Firearms are hired to do the impossible _ make an extremely rare Civil War cannon fire, 150 years after it last saw action; create a twin M16 gun mount that can fire hundreds of rounds a minute without changing magazines for a Navy special teams boat gunner; and restore a flamethrower as a tribute to a World War II Marine Veteran and Medal of Honor recipient.

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