Why go? The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is the main venue for the Biennale, featuring the largest collection of artworks. Spanning the seventh to ninth floors, the exhibition presents 142 pieces and seven artefacts, offering a dynamic range of sculptures, paintings and video installations.
The venue sheds light on 33 artists including Singaporean Amanda Heng, best known for her groundbreaking performances that confront gender stereotypes and explore Asian femininity and Thai surrealist-fantastic artist princess Marsi Paribatra, renowned for her paintings reflecting the universal truth of life and death.
Don’t miss: You Are Mine, a work by Italian artist Daniela Comani, who plays with the language of media and news, altering words and images to explore themes of gender and patriarchy. For the Bangkok Art Biennale, Comani has created a special piece that flips the genders in news reports about femicide, encouraging everyone to think about the issue of domestic violence – something that’s still a concern in Thailand.
Get there: Take the BTS Skytrain to the National Stadium station, where you can access the venue via the skywalk on the third floor.