The experimental art project 'From (Different) Horizons of Rockshelter' has brought together artists, art critics, and art scholars to archaeological sites and related areas in Thailand. The resulting works of art (by 9 artists, villagers and children of two local schools) were then exhibited in Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre and the National Gallery in Bangkok. According to Surakarn Thoesomboon, these works represented an interpretation of the experiences and interactions between the artists and the locals, without controlling or imposing any absolute meaning on the audience and participants.

Access level

Onsite

author

Archan Sayan Daengklom,

Chol JANEPRAPHAPHAN,

Vipash PURICHANONT,

Ramsi SHOOCONGDEJ,

Surakarn THOESOMBOON,

Thanes WONGYANNAVA

Location code

EX.THA.FHR

Language

Thai

Keyword

site-specific art, installation, painting, photography, sound art, community art, video art, group exhibition

Publication/Creation date

2008

No of pages

280

No of copies

Content type

catalogue

Chapter headings

From Tham Lod to Ban Rai Rockshelter: Breaking through Archaeological Methodology - Ramsi SHOOCONGDEJ

Remarks on 'F(D)HR' Exhibitions: Site Specific Installation Art 'Here' and 'There' - Surakarn THOESOMBOON

Vision and Color from (Different) Horizons: Activity-Based Art for Children - Chol JANEPRAPHAPHAN

From (Different) Visions: Community Photography - Vipash PURICHANONT

Art: Community: Archaeology: Text: Ocularcentrism - Thanes WONGYANNAVA

Blurry Lament and Poetic Desire - Archan Sayan Daengklom

Related event

venue	date
Venue unknown, Thailand	15 Feb – 2 Mar 2008
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre, Bangkok, Thailand	26 Mar 2008
The National Gallery of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand	13 – 30 Jun 2008

Artist

Amrit CHUSUWAN, อำมฤทธิ์ ชูสุวรรณ,

Araya RASDJARMREARNSOOK, อารยา ราษฎร์จำเริญสุข,

Bannarak NAKBUNLANG,

Chalermchon JITJINDAR,

Organiser

Citation

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Tag

Photography