You are at - Jotaro's Blog / Footsteps / Art Gallery / Thailand: MOCA Bangkok / 4th FlrB | Go to Gr Flr / 2nd FlrA / 2nd FlrB / 2nd FlrC / 3rdFlr / 4th FlrA / 5th Flr
Footsteps - Jotaro's Travels THAILAND : 4TH FLR. DUCHANEE PAINTINGS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, BANGKOK - July 2013
"Trimurti" |
- Page 1 : Ground Floor
- Page 2 : Second Floor A - Paintings
- Page 3 : Second Floor B - Buddhist Paintings
- Page 4 : Second Floor C - Sculptures
- Page 5 : Third Floor
- Page 6 : Fourth Floor A - Paintings
- Page 8 : Fifth Floor
On a quick trip to Bangkok (... see One Night In Bangkok blog), I managed to visit MOCA (the Museum Of Contemporary Art). Amazed and enthralled with the many Thai Art pieces on display, I spent close to five hours there (which did not seem adequate, especially if one is taking photos). Towards the end, my legs were cramped as I walked around without hardly taking a rest.
Posted here are some photos of the artwork for you to enjoy.
But bear in mind that my photos does not do justice to many of the artwork, especially the larger pieces, as the photos will not show the efforts put in by the artists in the details.
FOURTH FLOOR - THAWAN DUCHANEE'S PAINTINGSBut bear in mind that my photos does not do justice to many of the artwork, especially the larger pieces, as the photos will not show the efforts put in by the artists in the details.
The Fourth Floor Plan
Thawan Duchanee is a revered national artist of Thailand with his own distinct simplistic style of minimal colors.
Untitled - 1900x1500 oil & gold leaf painting
Untitled - 200x100 pen on paper painting.
A series of paintings capturing the sprinting movement of a tiger.
"Hawk Eagle"
- 2000x1500 oil painting (2004)
"Trinity"
- 2000x4000 oil & gold leaf painting (2004)
"Desirable: and Undesirable"
- each 1850x2000 oil & gold leaf painting (2003)
Thawan Duchanee is a revered national artist of Thailand with his own distinct simplistic style of minimal colors.
Untitled - 1900x1500 oil & gold leaf painting
Untitled - 200x100 pen on paper painting.
A series of paintings capturing the sprinting movement of a tiger.
- 2000x1500 oil painting (2004)
"Trinity"
- 2000x4000 oil & gold leaf painting (2004)
"Desirable: and Undesirable"
- each 1850x2000 oil & gold leaf painting (2003)
MOCA - Museum Of Contemporary Art
Address : 3 Vibhavadi Rangsit Chatuchak,
Bangkok 10900, Thailand.
Tel : +662-953 1005-7
Fax : +662-953 1008
email : info@mocabangkok.com
Website : www.mocabangkok.com
GPS : 13.851893, 100.562549
Bangkok 10900, Thailand.
Tel : +662-953 1005-7
Fax : +662-953 1008
email : info@mocabangkok.com
Website : www.mocabangkok.com
GPS : 13.851893, 100.562549
Hours : 10:00 am to 6:00 pm (Closed on Mondays)
MOCA Bangkok - Museum Of Contemporary Art Location Map (Google Map Link) |
This blog comes in 8 pages, click below to go to the other pages:
- Page 1 : Ground Floor
- Page 2 : Second Floor A - Paintings
- Page 3 : Second Floor B - Buddhist Paintings
- Page 4 : Second Floor C - Sculptures
- Page 5 : Third Floor
- Page 6 : Fourth Floor A - Paintings
- Page 8 : Fifth Floor
- Page 1 : Ground Floor
- Page 2 : Second Floor A - Paintings
- Page 3 : Second Floor B - Buddhist Paintings
- Page 4 : Second Floor C - Sculptures
- Page 5 : Third Floor
- Page 6 : Fourth Floor A - Paintings
- Page 8 : Fifth Floor
Similar Blogs :
Photo Gallery - Malaysia : Streets of George Town, Penang - #1 Street Culture Walking through the streets of George Town, \one can't help but notice the day to day living culture . |
Photo Gallery - Malaysia - Khoo Kongsi's Art & Architecture, George Town, Penang Beautiful art & architecture at the Khoo Kongsi, a grand & majestic clan-house |
Artwork by the students & artists of Cambodia's University of Fine Arts |
Photo Gallery - Japan : Kyoto & Osaka Simplistic & Spartan ends up beautifully |
Photo Gallery - China Dynamic Yunnan Tribal colors & culture in a place full of tribes. |
You may also be interested in :
You are at - Jotaro's Blog / Footsteps / Art Gallery / Thailand: MOCA Bangkok / 4th FlrB | Go to Gr Flr / 2nd FlrA / 2nd FlrB / 2nd FlrC / 3rdFlr / 4th FlrA / 5th Flr
If you like this, view my other blogs at Jotaro's Blog
If you like this, view my other blogs at Jotaro's Blog
(comments most welcomed below. if you like this pls share via Facebook or Twitter)
No comments:
Post a Comment