Project 304, Bangkok
(Gridthiya Gaweewong in-charge for IAS)

Functioned as a non-profit art space, Project 304 was founded by a small group of Thai artists and art lovers in July 1996 to bridge the gap between art and society and to integrate art into the community. This visual arts organization is dedicated to providing exhibition space and promoting public access to the contemporary art. Project 304 focuses on nurturing artistic dialogue. Its goals are to use art as a means of uniting the contemporary arts community and bring greater awareness and appreciation of the arts to Thailand. Project 304 provides a forum for emerging local artists, as well as for well-established national and international ones. Artists will be able to develop and hone their skill, exchange information, execute collaborative projects, and exhibit their works in an interdisciplinary setting. While not shy away from aesthetics, exhibition will be concept-oriented, focusing on social, cultural and political issues. They will range from painting, sculpture, installations, prints, and photography.

Project 304 offers 90 square meters of exhibition space, in a three storey town house building. A committee consisting of artists, art professors and art lovers will develop the curatorial themes and select the artists. The staff will also act as a coordinator for artists who want to exhibit their works in public spaces. Support will be given especially to younger artists, as well as to more established local and international ones.

All of us at Project 304 look forward to collaborating with anyone interested in using art as a means of reshaping our society. We invite artists and those who care for contemporary art to join.

Contact: 49/3 Setsiri Rd., Phayathai Bangkok 10400 Thailand. Phone:(662) 279 7796, 271 4076
Fax: (662) 279 7796
Email: project304@yahoo.com