Bangkok Art and Culture Centre invites visitors to explore a new way of co-existence with nature during "Land Art And Non-Human Beings", which is running at its Main Exhibition Gallery on the 7th floor until Feb 22. This is the second part of "Undo Planet", an international exhibition held in collaboration with Space for Contemporary Art and Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange that uses art as a medium to examine possibilities for storing nature. For this project, many artists wrestle with the issue of global climate change, offering various attempts and suggestions as to how our crisis-stricken Earth might be restored. It examines nature as something to co-exist with rather than something that must be overcome. On showcase are works of land art from the 1960s and 1970s to more recent years by 13 artists.

Source: Bangkok Post January 12, 2026 00:13 UTC