From 5 June to 3 August 2025, The Queen’s Gallery in Bangkok hosts The Best Art Thesis Exhibition, now in its 17th year. This group exhibition features 169 outstanding thesis works selected by academic panels from 56 faculties across 47 institutions nationwide.
Emerging Talent, Diverse Creativity
This year’s exhibition presents 12 master’s and 157 bachelor’s degree pieces spanning a broad array of mediums, including painting, sculpture, mixed media, installation, and multimedia. Visitors will encounter dynamic interpretations and innovative approaches that capture the voices and visions of Thailand’s next generation of artists.
Platform for Artistic Exchange and Exposure
Since its inception in 2009, the exhibition has served a dual purpose: promoting young Thai artists and fostering scholarly and public discourse. By bringing together finalists from diverse educational backgrounds, the event underscores Thailand’s commitment to nurturing creative talent and enhancing cultural engagement.
Details for Visitation
- Venue: The Queen’s Gallery, 101 Ratchadamnoen Klang Road, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok — a five-floor institution established in 2003 to advance the appreciation of Thai art.
- Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, closed on Wednesdays.
- Admission: THB 50 per person (special rates may apply for students or seniors).
- Purchases: Many works are available for acquisition on-site, offering direct support to emerging artists.
Why You Should Attend
Attending this exhibition offers:
- A glimpse into future art trends: Early exposure to experimental forms and cutting-edge techniques.
- Encounters with a wide spectrum of craftsmanship: From traditional painting to immersive multimedia installations.
- Personal engagement: Opportunities to meet student artists and understand their creative journeys.
- Cultural enrichment: A rare glimpse into the intellectual and artistic concerns of Thailand’s youth.
Practical Information
The gallery is easily accessible via public transport, though parking is limited, visitors are encouraged to use the BTS or bus lines. Comfortable attire is recommended, and weekdays offer quieter viewing conditions. With a modest entrance fee, this exhibit is an exceptional cultural opportunity.