28 August
17:00 - 19:30

Space-Body Entanglement: Film Screening

Tulapop Saenjaroen, Squish! (still image), 2021. Courtesy of STORAGE, Bangkok.
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Tulapop Saenjaroen, Squish! (still image), 2021. Courtesy of STORAGE, Bangkok.

28 August. Free entry.

5:00pm for light refreshments, 5.30pm start
Following an intervention the screening will run 75 minutes with Q & A session at the conclusion.
FREE

Presented by The Physics Room, CIRCUIT and Asia New Zealand Foundation, Space-Body Entanglement is a programme of recent Thai artists video. Introduced on the night by visiting Bangkok curator Mary Pansanga, and featuring an intervention in the gallery by artist Tantachai Bandasak.

The film screening will feature a selection of work by six Thai artists; Jeanne Penjan Lassus, Pam Virada, Saroot Supasuthivech, Tulapop Saenjaroen, Korakrit Arunanondchai & Alex Gvojic (with boychild), Pathompon Mont Tesprateep.

Space-Body Entanglement explores the interplay between the body and the spatial environment. Throughout the programme the physical and transcendental aspects of the depicted body interact within various landscapes, offering an exploration of spatiality, including that of the cinema screen itself. Encompassing an array of diverse forms and interpretations these works explore deafness, supernatural visitations, Cold War histories, images of depression and Thai animation history.

 

Mary Pansanga
Pansanga is an independent curator working across cinema and contemporary art contexts, institutions and spaces. She co-founded STORAGE, a Bangkok project space. Tanatchai Bandasak is an artist whose work explores light, living matter, habitat, and geology.

 

The visit of Mary Pansanga and Tanatchai Bandasak is supported by the Asia New Zealand Foundation.