Serindia Gallery, located at Soi Charoenkrung 36 OP Garden Unit 3101, 3201, Bangkok, showcases a diverse collection of contemporary art and cultural treasures that celebrate Asia’s rich heritage.
Nestled in the vibrant landscape of Bangkok, Serindia Gallery is a haven for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers. This distinguished gallery features an array of contemporary works from both established and emerging artists, offering visitors a glimpse into the dynamic art scene of the region. With a focus on Asian art and culture, Serindia Gallery curates exhibitions that not only highlight traditional forms but also embrace cutting-edge concepts and mediums. The gallery space is designed to foster an immersive experience, encouraging engagement with the art and providing a platform for dialogue about creativity and cultural significance. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious traveler, Serindia Gallery invites you to explore its carefully selected pieces that reflect the essence of Asia’s artistic evolution. Located in the heart of Bangkok, visiting Serindia Gallery is an enriching experience that allows for deep appreciation of the intersection between history and contemporary expression.
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Serindia Gallery is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking Soi Charoenkrung 36 OP Garden Unit 3101,3201, 10500, Thailand
Charon Krung Road has a lot to offer, always good for half a day. Among other sights, this little gallery in Soi 36, just 50 metres off Charon Krung, has running exhibitions on different interesting topics. This December until January ‘Bangkok that was’, a collection of beautiful black and white photographs taken by an Italian in the late 1950s.
Serindia Gallery is located around Charoenkrung district, inside OP Garden. The gallery space specialized in contemporary art and focuses on fine arts such as photography and paintings. There are two storeys. The first floor is the exhibitions (the gallery both offers local and international artists). And the second floor is filled with books with topics mainly on Buddhism, Tibet and Nepal. High recommend place to visit for an hour or two.