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Bangkok Art and Culture Centre
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10:00-21:00, closed every Monday.
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: 939 Rama 1 Road, Wangmai, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
Official website: https://www.bacc.or.th/
Phone: +66-2-2146630
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The building is originally a work of art, and there are many cultural activities performed by local artists and civil organizations from time to time. It is located in the city center and is directly connected to the sky train.
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The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is known better as BACC. Located at the intersection of Rama I Road and Phayathai Road, it is just across the street from the MBK Shopping Center. It first opened to the public at the end of 2007. This 11-story contemporary art museum has an ultramodern flair. The plaza outdoors has several creative statues where tourists can take souvenir photos before they even entering the museum. The door of the Art Centre opens out on to a plaza where it is often possible to encounter some street performers. This veritable culture and art center of Bangkok is also a favorite spot for flash mobs.
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The building is originally a work of art, and there are many cultural activities performed by local artists and civil organizations from time to time. It is located in the city center and is directly connected to the sky train.
Bangkok Art and Culture Center is located at the intersection of Pratunam District, near MBK shopping mall, and the transportation is very convenient. It is dedicated to displaying visual art works and other forms of art, and holds many large-scale international cultural and artistic exchange activities. It also holds exhibitions on various themes throughout the year, including music, drama, film, fashion, literature and design, and what they reflect Some of the traditional concepts, multiculturalism, contemporary art, and lifestyles that come out may be niche, but there is always a work that touches your heart. The point is that it is free. You can freely store your backpack and other luggage I visited, but in fact, even if there are no exhibitions, the spiraling upward stairs, pure white walls, design buildings and decorations in the corners of the Art Center can still make photography enthusiasts and literary youth linger. Tour 1~2 Hours are not a problem, and the museum is closed on Mondays, Thai Water Festival and New Year’s Day
it's near bts national stadium, you don't need to pay to enter this place and the art is so amazing, i love this place
Through the Lens of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej Articulate About the 9 of Kingdom ..I can feeling the peoples revered the majesty''s kingdom
Surrounded buy artistic malls, this real art and culture centre has 9 floors of free exhibitions that hold its own
The BACC is the central point of Bangkok’s contemporary art movement. Holding regular exhibitions by some of the city’s most innovative free-thinkers, the center is a sounding board for artists to lend a voice to many of the current issues in Thailand, from politics to the question of the artist’s role in the modern world. The Center also has a number of interesting cafes where students and artists come to relax and debate. A fascinating visit for anyone wishing to explore the growth of modern art in Bangkok.