MOCA is preparing to open the exhibition “Mammals”, the latest work from rising artist “Wissanupong Noonan” that will explore the meaning of mammals. Good news for those who love and are interested in art. MOCA Museum of Art is preparing to present the exhibition “Mammals”, a contemporary art exhibition by leading artist “Wissanupong Noonan”, the winner of many national and international awards. In addition to being beautiful and impressive, each piece will lead viewers to explore and question “mammals” through various perspectives, including science, history, and social media.

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Time:	8 Feb–2 Mar 2025 (UTC+7) ENDED
Location:	Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA BANGKOK), Kamphaeng Phet 6 Road, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok, Thailand

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