COVID-19 appeared in this world and it has restructured the way humans live. Such a sudden change forced everyone to find the right balance of living. This is a big and important ripple. Social distancing has created new patterns of interaction between urban society, countries and the world. Be that as it may, people from all walks of life still have to carry on with their lives whether they are businessmen, government officials, artists, singers, actors and many more.

The POST-COVID exhibition presents interpretations from 18 artists on the Coronavirus outbreak that started at the beginning of the year, which was the peak of the outbreak. Everyone knew about this virus. Later, several countries announced that they were successful in developing the vaccine. USA, Russia and India, who reported the news about the vaccine development, were among the top countries having a high number of infected patients. One good thing about the news about vaccine development, however, was that it gave people of the world some hope and eliminated some fear from them. I hope that this POST-COVID exhibition will enable people to see the roles and responsibility artists have for the society. — Tawatchai Somkong, curator

Exhibition period: November 12 – December 30, 2020
Opening reception: Thursday, Nov 12, 6.00 p.m. onward

Featuring Artists:

Preyawit Nilachulaka

Don’t Worry I’m Okay, 2020
Acrylic on canvas, 90 × 110 cm

Sakarin Krue-On

09.28–19.55, 2020
Video with Sound, 7.46 mins (loop)

Sutee Kunavichayanont

Freedom VS Health (Chaos), 2020
Photo collage on site, ~160 cm

Teerawat Nutcharoenpol

Hope, 2020
Acrylic on canvas, 80 × 100 cm

Thavorn Ko-Udomvit

Fighting! Wuhan, 2020
Digital print on paper
100 × 57.5 cm

Vasan Sitthiket

Supercovidman, 2020
Oil on canvas, 74.5 × 54.5 cm