Owned by the Attakanwong family, whose art patronage was first seen in the establishment of the long-standing Lek Gallery, ATT 19 was launched to give the private collections of each family member a proper home. The vast collection comprises an impressive array of art, antiques, and fashion items that have been handpicked by the younger generation, including embroidered tapestry from the 19th century, ancient ceramic pottery, and pieces by some of Thailand’s most renowned contemporary artists.

In a converted shophouse on Soi Charoenkrung 28, Thomas Menard and Unchalee Anantawat have channeled their fascination for the surreal and avant-garde into a superb showcase for conceptual and experimental art.

The combination of a historic building with stunning modern architecture creates an ideal place for multiple creative uses. Beyond a massive library of art and design books, TCDC also hosts a material and design center, co-working spaces, and an exhibition space showcasing innovative artists from the contemporary scene.

Three heritage houses offer tourists and local audiences the opportunity to experience how life was lived back in the mid-20th century. Well-preserved furniture and appliances, from stoves to beds, sit in their original homes, providing a fitting setting for a collection of old Thai porcelain, vintage toys, black-and-white photographs, and knick-knacks from yesteryear.

First opened in 2010 as a gallery for contemporary jewelry, ATTA Gallery has since become a space that champions all forms of modern visual art. Expect to see not only gorgeous fashion accessories that challenge conventions but also revolving exhibitions focusing on materials-based arts and crafts.

Founded by Belgian designers Pieter Compernol and Stephanie Grusenmeyer, P. Tendercool is a wonderland of one-of-a-kind contemporary furniture. Access is by appointment only, so do get in touch if you’re interested in stunning bespoke furniture made from old reclaimed wood and bronze.

A dynamic multi-purpose venue set in a series of old, refurbished warehouses, Warehouse 30 is an architecturally ambitious development that’s home to an exhibition space, galleries, chic boutiques, and an artsy café. It’s become a fixture on Bangkok's cultural map, bringing emerging and modern art to light.

Subhashok The Arts Centre, widely known as SAC Gallery, has been a popular destination on Soi Sukhumvit 39 for art enthusiasts since 2012. The owner, a highly regarded art collector, aspires to raise awareness about the importance of art and culture among locals, while also advocating for local Thai artists so they can gain more recognition and advance onto the world’s art scene.

No, it’s not a typo in this gallery’s name; the word "City" is actually repeated twice, which immediately conveys a sense of playfulness and out-of-the-box creativity, marking it as a must-visit art space in the Thai capital. This gallery dedicates itself to voicing the creative force of the country’s younger generations and working with emerging local artists.

How can we not mention this monumental landmark of Bangkok’s art scene? Across its ten floors, this massive art center in Pathumwan invites you to spend hours enjoying and exploring every aspect of art and culture: from the library on Floor L; to art stores, cafés, an auditorium, and studios on Floors 1-6; and finally, art exhibitions on Floors 7-9.

Nestled on Soi Kasem San 1, Sarattha was born out of designer Patamon Nisabodee's passionate love and belief in the power of art. She uses her beloved space to showcase original artworks from both Thai and international artists in exhibitions that change throughout the year.

Opened in 2019 on Soi Chula 16, this space is a passion project by the JWD group—a team with over four decades of experience in logistics and supply chain management. These art enthusiasts have come together to showcase artworks they discover both locally and internationally.

One of the crowd-pleasers in Ari, Numthong Art Space is run by its namesake owner, a former assistant director of the Silpa Bhirasri National Museum. This lineage means you can trust Numthong’s lifelong experience and strong passion for art, which consistently result in must-visit exhibitions. Beyond art appreciation at your own pace, the venue also offers space for art-focused talks and workshops, as well as a library featuring global collections of contemporary art and collectibles.

If you happen to be in the Phaya Thai area, don't miss a chance to experience some art appreciation at this well-known gallery on Soi Pradiphat 21. This space boasts multidisciplinary artworks, ranging from photography, painting, and printing to performance art. Check out their official page to see if there's a workshop going on, in case you want to get your hands a bit dirty with creativity!

French-born art pop expert and creator Rudy Meyer has finally landed in the Thai capital after over 15 years traveling around the world to more than 120 countries. He now opens his own art studio in Charoenkrung, adorned with his vibrant and poetic artworks that encapsulate the modern-day fun in everyday life.

This contemporary art center is one of the most important in Bangkok’s art scene at the moment, with a massive four-floor brick building influenced by tropical architecture and sustainability

Not only is it one of Bangkok’s most important art spaces, but the Jim Thompson Art Center itself is also a grandiose architectural masterpiece you need to see with your own eyes. This massive four-floor venue, designed in a tropical architectural style by Design Qua, incorporates countless bricks with patterns inspired by "mudmee," the Thai term for Ikat fabric.

In addition to art appreciation, you can relax at the Artzy café and then browse through the JTAC Museum Shop on the ground floor. The William Warren Library on the second floor is also utilized as a workshop space. Meanwhile, the third floor houses the main galleries, featuring exhibitions of artworks by local and international artists. Don't miss the top floor, where you can take in Bangkok vistas and unwind at the fun-loving Isaan restaurant, Larb Siab.

As the name suggests, this radical art space on Soi Sukhumvit 67 is devoted to thought-provoking artworks that voice the current social movements in Thailand.

Before your big night out in Thonglor, we recommend stopping by Palette Artspace, located very close to the BTS station. First opened in 2019, this gallery aims to showcase a variety of contemporary and digital art. There’s also a café on the first floor for a quick refreshment pit stop.

Founded in 2005, Richard Koh Fine Art has two physical art galleries in Bangkok and Singapore—both dedicated to supporting emerging artists by giving them space to showcase their work in hopes of gaining wider recognition. Beyond the physical venues in two cities, they also utilize online platforms like Artsy and Artling to enhance accessibility to the brand’s artworks.

Situated on the fourth floor of Pachara Place on Soi Sukhumvit 31, West Eden: Contemporary Art was born from the idea of bridging the gap between international and local art communities. This has resulted in an impressive space where you can deepen your interest in art and culture through exhibitions and discussions.

An art-focused landmark by Bangkok’s main waterway, River City Bangkok houses over 20 galleries and studios across its four floors, highlighting both local and international artists throughout the year. The gigantic venue also hosts a lineup of activities, including talks, live music, auctions, and much more, taking turns to occupy the space.

Another favorite among the art geeks, this sub-venue in Warehouse 30 is a passion project of art curator Tharisa "Nan" Wanichtheeranon, whose vision is to see Thailand culturally thrive by working with the young generation of artists and other galleries across the country.

Bangkok Kunsthalle is the latest addition to the rebirth of The Thai Wattana Panich Printing House that has now become a new art and culture landmark in Chinatown. Bangkok Kunsthalle focuses on showcasing a diverse range of works by both Thai and international artists, including film, music, photography, performance art, literature, architecture, and other experimental art forms. They typically organize around four exhibitions per year.