I'm not sure if the government should be investing so much in arts and culture right now
. Don't get me wrong, I love that they're trying to revitalize Thailand's stagnant art scene, but with all the issues they're dealing with, can they really afford it?
. It feels like a luxury item when we have more pressing problems to solve, like poverty and inequality. I wish they'd prioritize those issues first.
On the other hand, Dib Bangkok does sound amazing!
An international contemporary art museum that showcases Thai and global artists? That's something to be proud of, especially if it's creating opportunities for local talent to engage with the world stage. It's like a breath of fresh air in an industry that's been feeling pretty stagnant.
What do you guys think about Dib Bangkok's grand opening? Should we be investing more in our arts scene, or should they focus on other pressing issues first?
. The concept of constancy is really interesting - it's all about finding stability and balance in an industry that's been kinda unpredictable. They're also doing some cool stuff with experiential art education, like physical exhibitions vs digital media... it's all about giving visitors a unique experience, you feel? 
The fact that they're building on the momentum of other initiatives like BACC and the Bangkok Biennale is awesome - it's clear that Thai art is gaining some serious cred 
. Can't wait to see what the future holds for Dib Bangkok! 
as 4now its not just bout showin off some sick artworks but also bout creatin a space 4 ppl 2 cmmunitee & share their perspectives 
i no thai art scene has b been kinda stagnant 4 a wile, so dis is like, super refreshing 
& I'm hyped 2 see deCentral come thru & bring more creative voices 2 da mix! 
. The fact that they're focusing on experiential art education is also super important for our scene, 'cause let's face it, physical exhibits just can't replicate the vibe of a live show 
. Plus, I'm low-key jealous that Miwako Tezuka has all those sick artworks to work with 
- I mean, who wouldn't want to see James Turrell's iconic installation in person?! Can't wait to check out the outdoor spaces and interactive works too! This is gonna be a game-changer for Bangkok's art scene 