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Fascinating Fonts - Vimarsana News

Fascinating Fonts

The Thai alphabet has an aesthetic appeal that has inspired many creative and artistic works. Since today is National Thai Language Day and to honour Thailand's mother tongue, here are a few noteworthy Thai-font-inspired works and the creative minds behind them.

Art.See.Asia - Bangkok: What are contemporary artists doing to help the community improve its standard of living? | Art.See.Asia | DW - Vimarsana News

Art.See.Asia - Bangkok: What are contemporary artists doing to help the community improve its standard of living? | Art.See.Asia | DW

Bangkok is a mega-city where luxury malls sit side-by-side with ramshackle huts, and a rich cultural past co-exists with ultra-modern technology. Host Pahparn Sirima is a prominent photographer and art curator based in Bangkok, Thailand. She’s long had an interest in contemporary art and has explored how the medium can challenge deeply rooted societal tenets.

Source: dw.com
A museum tells the history of one of Bangkok's notorious districts - Vimarsana News

A museum tells the history of one of Bangkok's notorious districts

Patpong has hosted artists, spies, serial killers and sex workers | Culture

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The Collection

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Thai protest movement surges anew amid 'Elephant Ticket' police corruption scandal - Vimarsana News

Thai protest movement surges anew amid 'Elephant Ticket' police corruption scandal

February 24, 2021 Protesters march towards the Government House during an anti-government protest as they march in Bangkok. Reuters Thailand’s pro-democracy protesters took to the streets anew on Tuesday (Feb 23), massing around police headquarters in Bangkok after seizing on revelations of a pay-to-play promotion culture within the Thai police force to rev up their flagging movement. Evidence of the so-called “Tua Chang” (which translates to Elephant Ticket) list of police officers to be fast-tracked through the ranks through favours or connections – was produced in parliament last...