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Navin Rawanchaikul 阿運．拉挽猜哥

born 1971, Thailand
works Chiang Mai
Works by Navin Rawanchaikul include Drawing and Costume.

There are 3 objects by Navin Rawanchaikul from the M+ Collection available online.

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A large yellow spherical sculpture stands in the middle of a gallery space. It has a bumpy surface and there are protruding tendrils on the top. There are three other works in the space and a person stands looking at one of the works.
A large yellow spherical sculpture stands in the middle of a gallery space. It has a bumpy surface and there are protruding tendrils on the top. There are three other works in the space and a person stands looking at one of the works.

Intertwining Narratives: Works from ‘Prism of the Real’ and the M+ Collections

10 Sept 2025 / Isabella Tam, Annessa Chan

Learn about the exhibition ‘Prism of the Real: Making Art in Japan, 1989–2010’ at the National Art Center, Tokyo through the works of three featured M+ Collections artists, Tatsuo Miyajima, Meiro Kozumi, Fiona Tan, and Navin Rawanchaikul.
8 mins: 
M+ Exhibitions  /  Article
A detailed pencil and ballpoint pen drawing depicts a futuristic, monochromatic Bangkok cityscape. Skyscrapers and construction cranes fill the scene. Notable is a large building rendered as an anthropomorphised robot with a determined expression, positioned as if ready to fight. The BTS Skytrain winds its way through this urban commotion. Atop the Skytrain, a tuk-tuk carries two passengers.
A detailed pencil and ballpoint pen drawing depicts a futuristic, monochromatic Bangkok cityscape. Skyscrapers and construction cranes fill the scene. Notable is a large building rendered as an anthropomorphised robot with a determined expression, positioned as if ready to fight. The BTS Skytrain winds its way through this urban commotion. Atop the Skytrain, a tuk-tuk carries two passengers.

Bangkok on the Move: Navin Rawanchaikul and Rirkrit Tiravanija's Whimsical Urban Adventure

26 Jul 2024 / Christine Lee

Dive into a futuristic Bangkok adventure with ‘Cities on the Moves: Bangkok’ by Navin Rawanchaikul and Rirkrit Tiravanija, reflecting the surge of urbanisation in Asia in the 1990s.
5 mins: 
Visual Art  / M+ Exhibitions  /  Article

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