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Jirat Ratthawongjurakul: “We wish to be a place that nurtures young artists and encourages established artists to continue experimenting and shifting their practice.”

An artist-founded initiative in Bangkok, Gallery VER came at an important juncture in the development of Thai contemporary art 17 years ago. Today, it is setting its sights abroad while continuing to champion conceptualist modes of thinking and art-making.

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Jirat Ratthawongjurakul: “We wish to be a place that nurtures young artists and encourages established artists to continue experimenting and shifting their practice.”

Dr Diana Tay: “Whether it is done by a professional or by the collector, regular checks are key to minimise risks of deterioration.”

Leslie de Chavez: “Self-censorship will only hinder an artist’s ability to convey their thoughts”

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