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KinoFest 2025 © Goethe-Institut

December 9 - 21, 2025 
 KinoFest 2025

KinoFest is the Goethe-Institut's annual festival celebrating contemporary German cinema in Southeast Asia. This year, the festival will travel to eight cities in Thailand, featuring outdoor screenings at select venues.
 
Prix Pictet: HUMAN © Prix Pictet

Photography Exhibition | The global award for photography and sustainability
 Prix Pictet: HUMAN

The Prix Pictet, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, and the Goethe-Institut Thailand present the photography exhibition Human– the latest edition of the world’s leading award for photography and sustainability.

August 21 – November 23, 2025 | Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)
re:complex © Rutchanan Kritsaruenon

Reflections, Reactions, and Rewiring After Asendorf
 re:complex

As part of the series dedicated to digital art, the Goethe-Institut Thailand presents re:complex. The exhibition reflects on the creative residue emerging from a shared process among eight artists.
Science Film Festival © i Stock

Science Film Festival

is a celebration of science communication in Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America: In cooperation with local partners it promotes science literacy and facilitates awareness of contemporary scientific, technological and environmental issues through international films with accompanying educational activities.
Goethe liest! © Goethe-Institut Thailand

Goethe liest! (Goethe reads!)

#GoetheLiest (Goethe Reads) is a project that was conceived by the libraries of the Goethe-Institut in the Region SAN (Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand). We present a series of video clips introducing books available in German which will awake local and regional interest. Whether near or far, you can enjoy our witty content from your smart phone screen.
 
ReThink Urban Spaces – RTUS © Goethe-Institut Thailand

ReThinkUrbanSpaces– RTUS

The EU funded project aims to sustainably facilitate a youth-led approach in rethinking urban spaces in Thailand to create inclusive cities and to promote youth participation in urban development processes.
Papier in Motion © Goethe-Institut Thailand/ Napat Pattarayanond

Paper in Motion

CommDe’s Materials Processes and Drawing presents Paper in Motion, an exhibition of first –year student work that re-imagines abstract art through kinetic mobiles.

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Bibliothek © Phatpicha Kantasi © Phatpicha Kantasi

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Camera, Photo: Goethe-Institut/Bernhard Ludewig Photo: Goethe-Institut/Bernhard Ludewig

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Open Call © Goethe-Institut Thailand

Open Call

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