http://www.fdhr.co.nr/
The exhibition is curated by Surakarn Thoesomboon.
This art exhibition includes:
(in alphabetical order)
1.THE CIRCLE (Chol Janepraphaphan)
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2.COMMUNITY PHOTOGRAPHY (Vipash Purichanont)
3.ETHNIC FACE (Children in Highland Pang Mapha)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3254/2865670132_259df71218_o.jpg
4.FROM (DIFFERENT) HORIZONS OF ROCKSHELTER (2008, Suporn Shoosongdech, video documentary, A+)
5.GLASS COFFIN (Prokpan Ponngam)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3139/2865670158_00b2c376e0_o.jpg
6.THE LAST SKETCH OF PERNG PA BAAN RAI (Bannarak Nakbunlung)
7.THE PATH (Natawa)
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8.PAINTINGS FOR THE PANG MAPHA HIGHLAND ARCHAEOLOGY PROJECT (Valentina Dubasky)
9.PHOTOGRAPHIES (Herve Robillard)
I love these photographs. Robillard shot some photos of garlic plant, but made them look like photos of ancient human bones. This series of photographs reminds me that some parts of “history lessons” are only based on assumptions, not fact or truth. When we first see these photos, we assume that we see ancient human bones, and try to guess about the lives of these men who lived a thousand years ago. But in fact we just see only photos of garlic plant.
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10.SAWAN BAAN RAI (Amrit Chusuwan)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3017/2864844073_70081b0668_o.jpg
11.SEQUENCE (Chalermchon Jitjindar)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3048/2865670152_13dc256868_o.jpg
12.TRACES OF LIFE FROM THE URBAN TO THE LOCAL (Tawee Sereewas)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3132/2864844063_83dc27933b_o.jpg





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