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Published on January 22, 2009
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Sculpted from silk
Sculptor Xawery Wolski, a Pole based in Mexico and New York, has recent works on view in “Into an Empty Sky” at the Jim Thompson Art Centre from Saturday to April 5.
As well as pieces created in the West, Wolski will debut new sculptures made during his stay in Thailand, some using textiles from the Jim Thompson silk factory.
Jim Thompson House is on Soi Kasemsan 2, opposite the National Stadium on Rama I Road. It’s open daily from 9 to 5. Call (02) 216 7368 or visit www.JimThompsonHouse.com.
The digital deception
Noraset Vaisayakul’s installations are a provocative journey through the “Subsconciouscape” at Gallery Ver until February 14.
His work satirises life in the digital age, where electronics rule. Your preconceptions don’t stand a chance when you encounter the gulf between illuŽsion and reality.
The gallery is on the second floor of Klongsan Plaza on Charoenakon Road and is open Tuesday to Saturday from 1 to 7. Call (02) 861 0933 or visit www.VerVer.info.
Women who find a way
Chainapa Lepajarn is showing small sculptures in “Uneven Life” at La Lanta Fine Art from February 3 to 28.
The value and power of women form the basis for a show that shows how female dignity – and opportunity – arises from endurance, intellect, tenacity and wisdom.
The gallery is on Sukhumvit Soi 31 and is open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 to 7. Call (02) 204 0583.
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