bacc experimental Temporary Storage #01

02.04.2018

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Bangkok Art and Culture Centre

Event Date : 10 November – 09 December 2012
Location : 5th floor
BACC Experimental Project is a project that has an aim to support a small-sized exhibition or art activities from curators and artists that explore progressive ideas and alternative possibilities in arts. The project encourages enquiry thoughts of creators in the age of flux where culture, environment, and society are all revolved in continuous change, in consequence shifts and misplaces in relationships and social roles of people. BACC experimental project promotes the ideas of curators and artists to deconstruct, examine, and analyze in order to question various concerns and search for answers, or experiment for possibilities and communicate the process and outcome to general public.

From the long history of traditional belief that is difficult to modify, the project has a goal in providing different angles to outdated fixed values and reach out beyond frames of explanations in our own time. It is to create diverse dialogues between what has happened before, what is currently happening, and what it could be in the future, that results as experiences and valuable perspectives to various contemporary issues.

Bangkok Art and Culture Centre presents “Temporary Storage #01”, as part of BACC Experimental Project 2012, curated by Chitti Kasemkitvatana.

Temporary Storage #01 is a project-based exhibition, which is trying to explore the possibility of creating multi-platform for contemporary art exhibitions. Focusing on the process of transmitting research work, artwork and idea produced by artists and those who are in related fields to the public. Works included in this exhibition are from artists who are based in both Thailand and abroad, Orawan Arunrak, Pattara Chanruechachai, Viriya Chotpanyavisut, Disorn Duangdao, Suvicha Dussadeewanich, Supapong Laodheerasiri, Pratchaya Phinthong, Miti Ruangkritya, Pathompon Tesprateep, Sathit Sattarasart & Julia Schwadron; and also from an architects’ group, all(zone); a jewelry designer, Noon Passama; an art historian/independent curator, Vipash Purichanont and a not-for profit organization, The Reading Room.

Temporary Storage #01 is an overlapping platform for intervention and participation of both the artists and the viewers and also a platform for future project. This exhibition/project does not present the whole idea as a single narrative but rather to provide the possibility of readings, interpreting and perceiving the presented works in relation to the context of time and place and to emphasize the viewers’ experiences.

Exhibitions department

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Assisting Curator : Mary Pansanga

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