River City Bangkok
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River City Bangkok

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Time Out says

River City is a renowned destination for art and antiques, attracting both local and international collectors and art aficionados. The space has a range of galleries showcasing rotating exhibitions that often run for extended periods. Visitors can explore a variety of artistic styles and mediums, making it an ideal location for those passionate about contemporary and traditional art. For antique lovers or those seeking rare collectibles, the centre is home to numerous art and antique shops across four floors. With its rich selection of art and artefacts, River City has become a key spot for genuine collectors and art lovers. If you're in Bangkok, a visit here promises a unique and enriching cultural experience.

23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

https://rivercitybangkok.com/

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Address
River City
23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong
Bangkok
10110
Opening hours:
Open Daily 10am-8pm

What’s on

Graffiti Social Club

Graffiti Social Club started as a Taiwanese gathering back in 2019 and has now made its way to Thailand for the first time. Founded by curator REACH, this isn't your average street art showcase – it's a proper celebration of how graffiti has grown from underground rebellion to a legitimate global art movement. Over the past six years, the platform has popped up in major museums and galleries across Taiwan, giving local spray-can wielders a chance to rub shoulders with the international scene. This Thailand debut brings together 12 acclaimed artists from Taiwan, Japan, the United States, Europe and, naturally, Thailand itself.  Until January 4, 2026. Free. River City Bangkok, 10am-8pm

Meet oversized plush figures asking big questions at NORArtscape's first solo show Kid Wisdom

Growing up rarely happens in a straight line. One minute you’re fearless, the next you’re carefully unlearning it. Kid Wisdom plays with that uneasy distance between who we were and who we pretend to be now. Presented as NORArtscape’s first solo show, the exhibition brings oversized plush figures and textile works together in a space that feels comforting without tipping into sentimentality. The soft sculptures come from the artist’s ongoing Kid Wisdom universe, each character shaped like a memory you cannot quite place but instantly recognise. They ask for touch, not analysis. Around them sit textile pieces rooted in ideas of home, safety and selfhood, drawing from NORArtscape’s Armenian American background and visual echoes of Thai culture. It reads as a quiet conversation about belonging, stitched together with humour, care and the kind of honesty most of us left behind with our toys.   Until January 4 2026. Free. m Galleria, River City Bangkok, 10am-8pm 
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