Projects

A new series by CRSRCRSRRR and SYNAP [home/lab], in collaboration with the Goethe-Institut Thailand, exploring the diverse spectrum of club music — every month at the Goethe Saal.

The 2026 edition focuses on "Artificial Intelligence", exploring how AI is transforming science, education, creativity, work, health, and everyday life.

4-day programme with a workshop, mentorship programme, and artist talks, organised by the Franco-German Cultural Fund, together with the German Embassy in Bangkok, Goethe-Institut Thailand, the Embassy of France in Thailand, and the Institut Français.

The third edition of the Performing Arts Festival for Diversity, organised by Haus of H0M0 and takes place across multiple venues in Bangkok. 

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.

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.

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

Gong(ฆ้อง) gathering & live coding workshop brings together coding, sound-making, and live performance through the lens of Southeast Asian gong traditions—their collaborative structures, ritual meanings, historical roots, and political tensions.

Morlam Collective by National Choreography Centre of Thailand Project – NCCT In Morlam Collective, artistic director Jitti Chompee continues his exploration of movement, trance, and the transformative power of folk performance by reimagining Morlam—the deeply rooted musical and performative tradition of Northeastern Thailand (Isaan)—through a contemporary choreographic lens.