[📍Thailand🇹🇭] Experience contemporary art🎨A photogenic spot to enjoy viewing, taking photos, and enjoying art🖼️ Bangkok Museum of Contemporary Art "MOCA"

This time, I traveled by car a lot, but I went to a lot of photogenic spots, so I'll introduce them to you! ! Now is the peak tourist season in Thailand 🇹🇭 It was said that this year will be hot, but when I went, it was cool at night and comfortable! I recommend it to people who don't like the cold 👍 This time, I went to the Bangkok Museum of Contemporary Art "MOCA" to experience art and history! I was excited from the entrance because I couldn't go last time ☺️ In the GF, there were only a few sculptures, a cafe and a shop. It seems that there used to be a life-size mannequin (?) of Dali here, but it was on the 5th floor 🤭 First, from the 2nd floor! There were many Buddha statues and masks on display here 🎭 It was a space with a religious feel. I recommend it to people who like sculptures 👍 On the 3rd floor, there were a lot of modern art-like works with messages 🖼️ There were many thought-provoking works and works that I thought were simply beautiful. And! The 4th floor, which I wanted to see ✨ First of all, as soon as you go up the escalator, there is a cave that looks like outer space. This is also a good photo spot✅ Next, speaking of MOCA! There are three huge art pieces🎨 by Chalermchai Kositpipat, [Three Kingdoms - Heaven, Earth and Hell]! As the name suggests, it is a work that depicts heaven, earth (the human world?), and hell. From a vivid heaven to a typical hell, it was depicted in detail. Which one is the most memorable for you? ? Please let me know in the comments! On the 4th floor, there are a lot of things I like, such as bronze statues on display in the corridors and a room with Thawan Duchanee's works, so I took a lot of photos🤭 On the 5th floor, I read in advance that photography is prohibited, but when I went, I was able to take photos without being stopped by the staff. Be careful, as it may change depending on the exhibit! It's a good idea to ask the staff when you go there 😮💨 Just to be safe, I haven't included any photos, but at the time I went there, there was an exhibition of Thai graphic designer MAMAFAKA! He was an artist who was influenced by Akira Toriyama, and passed away 10 years ago, but his characters were so cute that I was really happy to see them this time 😭 It was exhibited together with the works of 12 contemporary artists. In addition to that, there was a photo spot of Dali that I mentioned at the beginning, and a photo spot of 💋 monumental art! The room where European paintings were exhibited had a really cute atmosphere 🩷 There were a lot of people taking photos here! I really like it because overseas, unlike in Japan, you can take and copy photos at art galleries and museums, which increases your interest in art ❤️ If you're having trouble finding a photogenic spot in Thailand, be sure to go to MOCA! ! 📍Bangkok Museum of Contemporary Art 🗺️ 499 Kamphaeng Phet 6 Rd, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900🚃 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Bang Kaen Station on the SRT Red Line ※It's now easier to get there!! 💰Adults: 280฿ Students (Student ID required): 120฿⏰10:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays)⚠️As I wrote in the 5thF section, there are times when photography is prohibited on the 5thF, so be careful! Also, you can't bring in large luggage, so ask at the reception. -*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*- #Thailandtrip #Thailandtourism #Museum #mocabangkok #Art #Photogenicspot