Art spaces in Bangkok

5 approved discoveries: Dib International Contemporary Art Museum, Warehouse 30, Joyman Gallery. Each entry links to its stored context and sources.

Latest listed content update:

Dib International Contemporary Art Museum

Phra Khanong · See & Culture

Dib Bangkok is an international contemporary art museum in an adapted 1980s warehouse between Rama IV Road and Sukhumvit Soi 40.

WHY Architecture retained exposed concrete columns and Thai-Chinese window grilles while converting the industrial building into a sequence of contemporary galleries.

Open Thursday–Tuesday 10:00–19:00, closed Wednesdays. Advance booking is recommended; gallery admission requires a ticket. Check current photography rules and access to the intended standing point before visiting.

Source

Warehouse 30

Bang Rak · See & Culture

Warehouse 30 repurposes a row of old Charoen Krung warehouses as a mixed complex of shops, cafés, restaurants and galleries.

Eight connected warehouse buildings turn one address into a walk-through mix of food, retail and exhibition spaces.

Opening hours need a fresh check before a special trip

Source

Joyman Gallery

Samran Rat · See & Culture

Joyman Gallery is a contemporary art space on Mahachai Road presenting rotating exhibitions by Thai and international artists.

The gallery combines exhibitions with its own art collection, consultation and art-material activity rather than operating as a display room alone.

Look for numbers 357–359; listed hours are Tuesday–Sunday, 11:00–18:00.

Source

Number 1 Gallery

Si Lom · See & Culture

Number 1 Gallery is a Bangkok contemporary-art gallery founded in 2006, with spaces in Silom 21 and River City Bangkok.

The gallery maintains both a tucked-away Silom space and a second room inside River City, giving the same program two very different neighborhood contexts.

Turn into Silom Soi 21 and look for number 19; listed hours are Monday–Saturday, 11:00–19:00.

Source

Thailand Creative and Design Center

Bang Rak · See & Culture

TCDC Bangkok turns part of the Grand Postal Building into a design resource center with exhibitions, material research, creative workspaces and a rooftop garden.

It combines a design library and specialist material resources with public exhibition and rooftop spaces rather than operating as a conventional gallery alone.

Enter the Grand Postal Building and check the floor directory; TCDC opens Tuesday–Sunday, 10:30–19:00.

Source

Selection uses approved Troviro records and their stored context. No popularity ranking or creator endorsement is implied.