Find independent galleries, rotating exhibitions and design spaces by neighborhood, with visiting conditions and dated sources. Check each venue’s calendar before travelling.
An independent art, craft and design gallery in a former school on Charoen Krung 30. Use the venue’s current exhibition schedule; the map pin is a venue reference.
A contemporary gallery at 993 Song Wat, presenting changing artist exhibitions in the historic trading district. Current exhibition access is public; check the operator for visiting hours and holiday changes.
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Charoen Krung
Explore design exhibitions and reference resources at TCDC in the Grand Postal Building. The first-floor rear gallery is free; the fourth-floor Resource Center has separate membership or day-pass access. Tuesday–Sunday 10:30–19:00.
A contemporary art museum at Sukhumvit 40 with galleries and separately ticketed light programmes. Enter from Rama IV Road. Open Thursday–Tuesday 10:00–19:00; galleries close at 18:45. Minimum gallery age is seven; advance tickets are recommended and walk-ins are available.
A contemporary art centre at No.6 Soi Kasemsan 2, presenting exhibitions including moving image, sound and installation. Open daily 10:00–18:00. Adult Art Center-only admission is THB 50; the House Museum is a separate ticket. Groups book in advance.
An independent contemporary art space on Ari 5 Fang Nuea, with changing artist exhibitions. The current show’s published visitor hours are Tuesday–Saturday 11:00–18:00, closed Sunday, Monday and public holidays. Confirm the next programme between exhibitions.
A contemporary gallery at 13/3 Sathorn 1 whose programme spans exhibitions, publishing and experimental art forms. Operator visiting hours are Thursday–Saturday 13:00–18:00; check the exhibition calendar before travel.
A contemporary exhibition space at 599 Pantachit Alley. Open Wednesday–Sunday 14:00–20:00; exhibition admission is free, while selected events may have separate charges or conditions.
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Chatuchak
A substantial collection of Thai contemporary art at 499 Kamphaeng Phet 6. Open Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–18:00. Adult general admission is THB 400 and excludes special exhibitions and the auditorium; check separate ticket conditions.
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Pathum Wan
A public art centre at Pathumwan Intersection with exhibition galleries and an art library. Open Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–20:00. Exhibitions are free; some special events charge separately. Enter on floor 1 or via the BTS connection on floor 3.
An international contemporary gallery inside River City Bangkok, second floor, rooms 201–206. Its Bangkok programme includes Thai and other Asian artists. Check the gallery’s current visiting days and ticket conditions; published weekly days conflict.
A four-floor vintage furniture and design collection at PAPAYA’s current Bang Khen showroom, 405/1 Sukhaphiban 5. Open daily 09:30–19:00, free walk-in access without an appointment or purchase obligation. Commercial shoots require separate arrangements.
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Sathorn
Arnaud Nazare-Aga’s permanent pop-art sculpture gallery at 180 Suan Phlu, sharing its venue with The Little Prince Café. The operator welcomes gallery visitors Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–02:00. Admission price is not confirmed.
An independent exhibition space at 27 Soi Pradiphat 21 with Black and White buildings. The verified October exhibition is in the Black Building, noon–20:00; the venue closes Sunday. Check the calendar when shows change.
Find independent galleries, rotating exhibitions and design spaces by neighborhood, with visiting conditions and dated sources. Check each venue’s calendar before travelling.
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