During the 1990s, female artists had limited opportunities and space to showcase their work. But in 1995, a group of such women, including Jittima Pholsawek, Mink Nopparat and Phaptawan Suwannakudt, organised an exhibition titled “Tradisexion” at Concrete House.
The show was praised as a “new dimension” in the contemporary art scene. Its success led to connections between Thai and international female artists and these connections in turn led to the organisation of the Womanifesto female collective and their first show, “Womanifesto I”, in 1997. Since then, the organisation holds Womanifesto as a biennale event and has expanded beyond the typical exhibition format and platform.
In collaboration with Womanifesto, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre presents the exhibition “Womanifesto: Flowing Connections”, a retrospective of the group’s projects from the first exhibition…
