Meet the four crazed graphic novelists behind the 4Bizarre exhibition. See +art page 28. (read more...)

Devout Buddhist and artist Aung Kyaw Htet presents a vivid and colorful depiction of cultural and religious influences in Burmese Inspirations. See +art page 31. (read more...)

Sarah Sutro brings the natural beauty of the Thai countryside to life in her latest exhibition, Palms and Landscape. See +art page 34. (read more...)

A contributor to Thailand: 9 Days in the Kingdom, photographer Martin Reeves takes us on a retrospective tour of Thailand’s cultural treats at Wyndham Thai. See +art page 27. (read more...)

The bright colored drawings, videos and sculptures in UK’s James John-son-Perkins’ current exhibit, How Does it Feel, explore childhood memories. See +art page 26. (read more...)

Maleonn, who hails from Shanghai, has dabbled in everything from graphic design and painting to advertising and, now, photography. His latest exhibition is inspired by what was once his favorite toy, marbles. See +art this page. (read more...)

Bangkok’s art scene makes way for Le Quang Ha’s bold, slightly disturbing, yet very intriguing paintings in Altered Faces. Here, he shines some light on what he is trying to convey. See +art this page. (read more...)

The Moral Precept

Number 1 Gallery The Silom Galleria, 919/1 Unit B-15, Silom Soi 19, 081-684-6577. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.number1gallery.com. (read more...)

You may know it as break dancing, but it’s now known as B-boy. The young guys taking up the challenge congregate around the BTS station near MBK after 6 pm. (read more...)

Born in March, Kai Kingsley III, from the US, showcases his bright and colorful “human paintings.” (read more...)