Exhibitions

An art exhibition space in Bangkok, opening with a call for collaborators.

Begrüntes Haus is a creative studio and venue on Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, programming its first season of art exhibitions. The Haus is open to working with artists, curators, galleries, and cultural producers on solo shows, group exhibitions, conceptual installations, and time-bound cultural pop-ups.

01 — Programme


exhibitions

Now being curated

The first season of programming is currently being shaped. Confirmed dates will appear here as they are announced.

To be notified of upcoming exhibitions, residencies, and openings, register your interest with the Haus.

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02 — Key Facts


Art exhibition space in Bangkok: key facts

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Location

Sukhumvit Road, Phra Khanong area, Bangkok. Not a riverside venue.

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Nearest station

BTS Phra Khanong, a short walk from the door — close enough for an opening-night crowd to arrive on foot.

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Parking

Dedicated on-site parking for up to 80 vehicles, rare on Sukhumvit and useful when collectors, press and art handlers arrive at once.

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Capacity

Intimate by design, around 150 considered guests at an opening. The rooms are scaled for looking, not for crowds.

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Included

Installed lighting and raw concrete rooms that take a wall hang, a plinth layout, projection or a site-specific installation.

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Hire terms

Venue rental for a defined run, or co-production with the Begrüntes Haus team. Proposals arrive through the open call.

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Not a white cube

This is not a white-box gallery or a hotel ballroom, and there is no cyclorama or cyc wall. The concrete stays visible.

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Crew

Begrüntes Haus does not supply crew. Install documentation, photographers and video crews come from Overgrown Productions.

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Pricing

Quoted per inquiry. Rates are not published.

03 — Space studio


INDUSTRIAL SCALE.

Our space is designed to support film shoots and creative productions from start to finish. It features a fully equipped makeup room, a Green Room for cast and crew to relax between takes, and a spacious main hall that can be reconfigured to suit each production's needs. Whether you're shooting a film, a commercial, or hosting a corporate event, every area is ready to use and built to keep your workflow seamless

Work space

Unfiltered Productivity

Raw, unfiltered concrete gives the work room to set its own terms.

04 — Compared


Art exhibition space in Bangkok, compared

Most artists and curators looking for an art exhibition space in Bangkok weigh three options: a white-cube commercial gallery, a hotel function room, or a raw room such as Begrüntes Haus. Each one shapes how the work is read before anyone has looked at it closely. The comparison below is honest about where each fits.

 Begrüntes HausWhite-cube galleryHotel function room
Look and feelRaw concrete, dark textures and considered light. The room has a voice, and work is hung in conversation with it.Neutral white walls and polished floors, designed so the room disappears behind the work.Carpet, chandeliers and hotel finishes that read as a function, not an exhibition.
ProgrammingOpen call, venue rental or co-production for a defined run, curated rather than booked back to back.Represented artists first; external shows are rare and selective.Sold by the day or the evening, usually around other bookings.
ParkingDedicated on-site parking for up to 80 vehicles, plus BTS Phra Khanong a short walk away.Usually street parking or none at all.Hotel car park, often paid and shared with other guests.
CapacityIntimate by design, around 150 considered guests at an opening.Varies widely; many commercial galleries are tight for an opening crowd.Built for large numbers, which can make a modest show feel empty.
LightingInstalled lighting that can be set for each hang; there is no cyclorama or cyc wall.Gallery track lighting, generally fixed to the house style.Event lighting designed for dinners and stages, not for artworks.
Crew and documentationNo in-house crew. Install photography and video come from Overgrown Productions on referral.Gallery staff handle install; documentation varies.Banquet staff; documentation is not part of the offer.
Who it suitsArtists, curators, collectives and brands who want a show with presence, a short run and an opening people can reach.Artists with representation and a long-term gallery relationship.Corporate award displays and trade showcases with catering attached.

None of these is wrong. A white cube suits an artist building a long relationship with a dealer; a hotel room suits a showcase with dinner attached. Begrüntes Haus suits a show that wants a room with character, a defined run, and an opening night that people can actually reach — by BTS or by car.

05 — Arrival


Getting to the exhibition space on Sukhumvit

An opening is only as good as the number of people who make it through the door. On Sukhumvit, getting there is often the hardest part of the evening, so here is how visitors, collectors and art handlers reach the Haus.

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By BTS

Begrüntes Haus sits on Sukhumvit Road in the Phra Khanong area, a short walk from BTS Phra Khanong. Visitors coming from Asok, Thong Lo or Ekkamai are a few stops away. More on arriving from BTS Phra Khanong.

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By car and van

Dedicated on-site parking for up to 80 vehicles — rare for an art space on Sukhumvit. Collectors can drive in, and art handlers can unload crates and plinths without fighting the street. See venues with parking in Bangkok.

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Not riverside

Search engines sometimes place us on the water. Begrüntes Haus is not a riverside venue. It is on Sukhumvit Road, in the Phra Khanong area, away from the Chao Phraya.

06 — Formats


Exhibition formats that suit the space

Capacity at Begrüntes Haus is around 150 considered guests, and the rooms are raw concrete under installed light. That combination favours shows with a clear point of view over sprawling fairs. These are the formats that work best. A Thai-language guide is also available: พื้นที่จัดนิทรรศการ.

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Solo exhibitions

One artist, one body of work, a room that holds its own against it. Concrete gives paintings, sculpture and installation a ground to push against. See solo exhibition space in Bangkok.

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Photography exhibitions

Prints, light boxes and projection read well against dark walls, and the installed lighting can be set for each hang. See photography exhibition space in Bangkok.

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Group shows and takeovers

Collectives, curators and visiting galleries can take the space for a defined run and programme it as their own. See gallery space rental in Bangkok.

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Openings, talks and screenings

An exhibition rarely stands alone. Openings, artist talks and screenings can run alongside the show in the same rooms. See the event space and film screening venues in Bangkok.

07 — Not Included


What the exhibition space does not include

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Not a white cube or a ballroom

Begrüntes Haus is not a white-box gallery and not a hotel ballroom. The walls are concrete and stay visible. Shows that need a neutral, erased room are better served by a commercial gallery.

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No cyclorama

There is no cyclorama or cyc wall anywhere in the building. Artists who need a seamless backdrop for a performance or a photographic piece bring their own backdrop or seamless paper.

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No in-house crew

Begrüntes Haus does not supply crew. Install photography, video documentation and production crews come from Overgrown Productions, the team behind the Haus.

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No published rates

Every exhibition is quoted per inquiry, based on the run, the format and whether it is a rental or a co-production. Inquire with your dates and a short outline.

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08 — Open Call


Open call for collaborations

Begrüntes Haus is actively seeking exhibition partnerships in Bangkok. We welcome proposals from:

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Visual artists & photographers

For solo and group shows.

Artists

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Independent curators

Developing thematic exhibitions.

Curators

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Galleries & cultural organisations

Seeking a Bangkok venue.

Institutions

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Designers & brands

Working at the intersection of art and commerce.

Brands

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Conceptual practitioners

Producing time-based or installation work.

Concept

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Cultural producers

Organising pop-ups, residencies, and public programmes.

Producers

The Haus operates as both a venue for hire and a collaborative partner. Where the work fits the room, we are open to co-producing — sharing the space, the production lift, and the audience.

09 — Proposals


How to submit a proposal


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Tell us about the work

A short description of the project, concept, or body of work you want to exhibit.


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Share visual material

Images, portfolio links, past exhibition documentation, or a curatorial statement — whatever best represents the project.


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Indicate timing & scope

Preferred dates, exhibition duration, expected scale, and any production needs.


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Send to Begrüntes Haus

Submit via the contact page, marked for the attention of programming.


10 — Elsewhere


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11 — Service


Capability

A raw space built to carry ambitious work: installed lighting, an open concrete floor, and on-site parking for up to 80 vehicles.

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12 — Questions


Frequently asked questions

How do I exhibit my work at Begrüntes Haus?

Submit a proposal with a short description of the project, visual material, and your preferred timing. The Haus team reviews submissions on a rolling basis and responds within five business days.

Solo shows, group exhibitions, conceptual installations, photography exhibitions, time-based and immersive work, cultural pop-ups, and curated programmes that fit the space's intimate scale and architectural character.

Begrüntes Haus is a multi-disciplinary creative venue that programmes exhibitions alongside other formats. The space functions as a gallery when curated as one — but it is not a permanent commercial gallery, and does not represent artists in an ongoing capacity.

Both. Some exhibitions are straightforward venue hires, where the artist or curator pays for the space and produces independently. Others are co-produced — the Haus shares the production lift, the marketing reach, and the financial structure. Each engagement is agreed per project.

It depends on the format. Venue rental engagements involve a fee. Co-produced exhibitions are negotiated, and may involve revenue share, sponsorship arrangements, or in-kind contributions of production. The Haus is open to creative structures.

Artists with a clear point of view and a body of work that benefits from intimate, considered presentation. Both established practitioners and emerging voices are welcome. The space rewards focused, well-curated work over volume.

Exhibition durations are agreed per project. Typical formats range from short pop-ups of a few days to extended runs of several weeks. Multi-month residencies can also be arranged for the right project.

Yes. Production support — install, lighting, hang, and event-night logistics — can be coordinated with the Haus team. Specifics depend on the exhibition format and engagement structure.

Yes. Professional photography and video documentation can be arranged through partner production company Overgrown Productions. The on-site media studio is also available for artist interviews and content production.

On Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok, in the Phra Khanong area, accessible via BTS Phra Khanong, with on-site parking for up to 80 vehicles.