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HOP CLUB Showcase

Fragments of Eternity

Showcase Exhibition by

Chanin Polpanumas

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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19 April - 16 May 2025

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This photographic series captures cemetery sculptures situated in front of graves, questioning memory, mortality, and human existence. These sculptures serve as symbols of eternity, while simultaneously reflecting the Buddhist notion of impermanence.

Printed on marble a material known for its strength and longevity the images highlight the tension between physical permanence and the fragility of life. The interplay between subject and material invites viewers to contemplate the meaning of being and the value of the present moment.

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Invisible Colours

Showcase Exhibition by

Tada Hengsapkul

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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17 - 28 May 2025

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PLERN VERN

Open Studio

Special Performance by

Plern Vern

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17 - 28 May 2025

Plern Vern Open Studio presents a showcase of ongoing sound art research by the artistic duo Plern Vern — two young artists from Sisaket with a deep passion for culture and the arts. Their work is particularly inspired by the sonic landscape of Isan folk music, which has shaped their fascination with the mysteries of ritual practices and spirit possession ceremonies.

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ADULT Chapbook

Showcase work for Pride Month by

Kornkrit Jianpinidnan

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1 - 30 June 2025

Adult Chapbook is a work that is not continuous, occurring sometimes like a rainbow. Overall, it is a research idea and search for documents of artistic materials for the creation of related photographic works. It arose from a preoccupation with the social phenomena of the Golden Age of the magazine industry and the present.

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IT'S BREAKING

Showcase Exhibition by

Tripoom Chongpipatanasook

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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26 July - 24 August 2025

Explore the cracks that reveal hidden truths a journey through the lens that goes beyond mere documentation, using photography as a key to question the distance between ourselves and the world around us, and to discover new understandings from the “small things” that may lie within those fractures. This body of work reflects the perspective and thought process of a designer who transforms everyday details into compelling visual creations.

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Only Partially

Showcase Exhibition by

Nat Setthana

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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28 August - 28 September 2025

Presents a set of photographic objects, consisting of two photographs, two books, one roll of film, and a sheet of black glass. When incorporated into the library, these objects insert themselves among the pre-existing, carefully selected items—forming what might be understood as an ecosystem. Visitors are invited to explore and examine them. No longer isolated, the objects momentarily dissolve into the space, yielding themselves to the library, which is typically the one being borrowed from

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The Portrait-ure

Showcase Exhibition by

Prateep Suthathongthai

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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4 October - 2 November 2025

The Portrait-ure derives from two bodies of work. The first is a photomontage combining images of revered monk amulets with the face of Vincent van Gogh, created as the prototype for Medallion of Vincent (2013)—a sacred object produced as a commemorative item for the exhibition Holy Production (2013).

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The second consists of a paired work, Monumental (2014), a photomontage placing human faces onto the prototype image of the monument to King Taksin the Great (1950), which is believed to have been sculpted by Silpa Bhirasri.

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Photography Rooted

in People and the Light of Community

Showcase Exhibition by

Kheansang Art Space

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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5 - 20 November 2025

Presenting photographic works from an exhibition at Kheansang Art Space, inviting viewers to consider the role of local art spaces as another dimension for presenting contemporary photography driven by the energy of community members, artists, and the relationship between art and everyday life.

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Within the

Lamseang Garden

Showcase Exhibition by

Supawich Weesapen, Krai Sridee,

Yuki Suwansopa, Anaparn and Manunya

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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4 October - 2 November 2025

Inviting viewers on a journey to explore the distortions and fractures in the relationship between humans and nature, presented through the integration of photography and sound.

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As image and sound come together, audiences encounter another layer of truth—that “the relationship between humans and nature has already fractured and transformed.”

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In collaboration with Reverberation Area, and as part of MAEW – Mekong-ASEAN Environmental Week.

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LANNA SALON

Showcase Exhibition by

Sudaporn Teja

Curated by Thiti Teeraworawit

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12 - 25 January 2026

LANNA SALON by Sudaporn Teja assembles photographs of hairstyles, individuals, places, and artifacts that document beliefs woven together with local identity and historical memories.

 

The exhibition traces the threads between the Lanna Kingdom and the Siamese State from the past into the present beginning with the era of Siam’s entanglement, as Lanna transitioned from a traditional tributary relationship to a modernized, centralized state.

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