"Watercolor Art Exhibition" High Prototype. 1st World Contemporary Watercolor Art Exhibition in Bangkok, 2018.

On Saturday, November 3rd, the opening ceremony of the "Watercolor Art" exhibition took place at the High Prototype. 1st World Contemporary Watercolor Art Exhibition in Bangkok. 2018, held at the house of Professor Farang (Silp Bhirasri) on Ratchawithi Road. The event officially started at 4:00 PM, but we arrived early to capture the atmosphere before the crowds arrived.

Pre-event atmosphere

The Finale Image of Professor Lafe-Sraddha Homsawasdi

High Prototype: The 1st World Contemporary Watercolor Art Exhibition in Bangkok

This exhibition, held at Baan Ajarn Farang in 2018, marked the first showcase of watercolor art by this group of artists. It followed the 2014 World Watercolor Exhibition held on Ratchadamnoen Road in Thailand.

Watercolors by Artists Around the World

Watercolor paintings from artists around the world

A renowned Thai watercolor artist, Lafae - Sraddha Homsawasdi, is the leading figure behind this event. He is also the only Thai artist to showcase his work at this exhibition.

On display at the second floor exhibition room, Western Professor's House, Ratchawithi Road.

High Prototype: A Showcase of Masterful Watercolors

The exhibition "High Prototype" presents a collection of exceptional watercolors by renowned international artists. Curated by two prestigious European galleries, A Gallery from Serbia and Degen Gallery from Switzerland, the exhibition features 30 masterpieces by 25 acclaimed watercolorists from countries such as England, Russia, Italy, and Serbia. This unique showcase offers Thai audiences and artists the opportunity to experience the pinnacle of contemporary watercolor artistry.

This ensures that the works meet truly international standards. If you fall in love with a piece, you can place an order," said Lafe-Sraddha Homsawasdi, the Thai artist who is the mastermind behind the event. Lafe-Sraddha Homsawasdi was unable to attend the opening of the World Watercolor Art Exhibition today due to a watercolor project in Italy. He was represented by Siriwan Laowithi.

Chatchanok Dulyaratn (left), Executive Chairman of Baan Ajarn Farang, and a highly skilled presenter.

Khunying Pattra Leesawatdikul (center)
Chairwoman of Anoma Grand Hotel Bangkok presided over the opening ceremony of the exhibition
"World Watercolor Art" High Prototype: World Watercolor Art Exhibition 2018
in Bangkok at Baan Ajarn Farang

Chatchanok Dulyaratn (left), CEO of Baan Ajarn Farang, delivered a report.

(Left) Khunying Pattra Leesawatdikul (Right) Professor Wichai Sithirat, National Artist

Niwat Mahabun, President of the Silpa Sri Art Group, the event organizer, delivered a report.

(Left) National Artist Professor Wichai Sithiratn spoke about the work on this day.
(Right) Khunying Pattama Leeswadtrakul gave the opening speech.

Her Royal Highness Princess Pattra Lertsakul (center) cuts the ribbon to open the exhibition "World Watercolor Art Exhibition 2018 in Bangkok: High Prototype".

Take a group photo together.

Present a souvenir to the opening ceremony chairman.

The President and distinguished guests toured the watercolor exhibition, with explanations provided by National Artist Professor Wichai Sithirat.

(From left to right) Artist representative Siriwan Lauvithee, event organizer Niwat Mahabhunya, President of the Sri Art Group, Khunying Pattama Leesawatdikul, President of the event, and National Artist Professor Wichai Sithirat.

(Left) Mr. Yodmanu Bhumrommanee and family.

With the kind permission of Professor Sannarong Singhaseni, we will be viewing the watercolor paintings on the lower floor of the professor's house.

Title of the painting 1581 Windy day by Stanisiaw Solaz, a Swedish artist

Professor Sannarong Singhasenee, Khunying Pattama Leeswadtrakul, Chair of the event,
and Professor Wichai Sithirat, National Artist.

A group photo with the foreign professor in front of his house.

The "High Prototype" World Watercolor Art Exhibition in Bangkok 2018 is being held at Baan Ajarn Farang on Ratchawithi Road. The exhibition will run until November 30, 2018. For more information, please contact 092 538 9399 or email [email protected].