Open Tue-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat-Sun 11am-6.30pm Until Dec 20 02-662-0299
Painter Uttawit Boonwan and sculptor Piamchan Boontri present a group exhibition "Human-Noid". While "humanoid" means having an appearance or character resembling that of a human, this exhibition is actually about the "noid" (Thai slang for paranoid) of human beings. While Uttawit has hidden the loneliness and isolation of mankind under colours, Piamchan's gigantic and small sculptures, and also some experimental works present the "noid" within herself.
Kathmandu Photo Gallery
87 Thanon Pan (near Indian Temple), Silom Until Dec 27 Tue-Sun from 11am-7pm Call 02-234-6700
"Once Upon a Time on Bugis Street" is, as the photographer Alain Soldeville put it, a photographic flashback of Singapore's Bugis Street, which was razed and redeveloped into a sanitised shopping and nightlife district. It is a series of transvestite streetwalkers who once flaunted this "exotic sailors sex paradise".
Eat Me
Convent Road, Silom Open daily 3pm-1am Until Dec 29 Call 02-238-0931
Eat Me restaurant and Paul Ulan-Taylor present a group exhibition focusing on abstract works by six artists from Europe and the UK as well as Thailand. Titled "Just Abstract", the featured artists are Gino Scagnetti, David M Mitchell, Sebastian Heiner, Tania Rutland, Solarsin Ngoenwichit, and Nadja Kim Schlenker. As intentions in abstract work differ from artist to artist, but this exhibition aims to introduce and inform people on ways of viewing and appreciating art.
Chomp Cafe
Samsen Soi 1 (Soi Lamphu) Until Jan 2 Wed-Mon 9am to midnight Call 084-098-8633
CHOMP presents "Gallimaufry", the first solo exhibition by Bangkok-based Canadian artist Jeremy Linn, whose installations often convey a dark, humorous atmosphere. The exhibition features a jumble of mixed media. Old envelopes, canvas, glass, felt and garbage are marked with bunnies, centaurs, portraits of old ladies and beer-swilling bear-mermaids.
