Education

The Education Department of the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) designs and facilitates learning in contemporary art, serving as a platform for interpretation, dialogue, and public engagement.

The Education Department of the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) designs and facilitates learning in contemporary art, serving as a platform for interpretation, dialogue, and public engagement.

Through lectures, panel discussions, guided tours, workshops, and exhibition-related materials, the Department connects exhibitions, artists, creative practitioners, and audiences. These activities encourage inquiry, broaden interpretation, and foster critical thinking, while supporting knowledge development and connecting art with contemporary social contexts.

The Department prioritises inclusive learning that responds to diverse audiences, considering age, experience, prior knowledge, and social background. Its audiences include children and young people, teachers and educators, students and researchers, artists and practitioners, families, general visitors, senior audiences, and individuals with specific needs. Programmes and materials are tailored to each group in terms of language, participation, and depth of interpretation, ensuring meaningful and equitable access to contemporary art.

The Department also serves as a platform for developing emerging art practitioners through training, hands-on practice, and collective reflection. These initiatives support artists, curators, educators, volunteer docents, arts managers, and learning designers, strengthening both their understanding of contemporary art and their professional skills, while encouraging long-term engagement with the cultural sector.

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Key Focus

The design of diverse learning activities, including lectures, panel discussions, guided tours, workshops, and creative experimentation sessions, enabling a wide range of audiences to engage with contemporary art.

The development of knowledge and learning tools in various formats, including exhibition-related materials, interpretive tools, and activity archives, to support deeper and sustained understanding of contemporary art.

An experimental learning space that invites audiences to explore contemporary art through activities, workshops, and a range of learning tools. The space emphasises experimentation, participation, and shared learning among artists, educators, and audiences.

Guided tours and learning activities designed for schools, educational institutions, and organisations visiting exhibitions as groups. Booking is available to ensure a learning experience tailored to each group’s needs and interests.

Upcoming Exhibitions

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Group Visit Request Form

A dedicated online form for schools, educational institutions, organisations, or groups wishing to visit exhibitions together. Visitors can submit requests in advance by providing details such as their preferred visit date, number of participants, and any specific learning needs. This information enables the Education Department to plan and deliver a guided visit or learning experience tailored to each group.