333 Gallery is a Thai art gallery in Bangkok with over two decades of history collecting and exhibiting contemporary work from Thailand and across Southeast Asia. Founded in 2002 with a focus on Thai and Vietnamese art, the gallery has grown into one of the city’s most significant platforms for regional contemporary art, representing both established and emerging artists with exhibitions rotating every six to eight weeks.
The gallery operates across three Bangkok venues. The Warehouse 30 location on Soi Charoen Krung 30 in Bang Rak is the group’s original space — a curated setting inside one of Bangkok’s most visited creative districts. The Silom Complex branch offers easy central access, while the RCB Galleria at River City Bangkok focuses on Thai and Vietnamese work in a riverside setting.
Beyond physical exhibitions, 333 Gallery runs 333gallery.com, a digital marketplace and 360-degree virtual exhibition platform that connects Thai and Southeast Asian artists with collectors internationally. Works can be browsed and purchased online, with each artist verified through an e-KYC process. The platform also serves as a community space for artists, collectors, and enthusiasts who cannot visit in person.
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Si Phraya Pier
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Rocky Lee
a month agoIt's a very nice contemporary art gallery. I visit it every time I go to Bangkok, but it was under renovation today and the sign was gone. I wonder if it has moved?
Khing Pitch T
3 months agoNik Turley
3 months agoIt's a nice gallery, but unfortunately, the photos don't do it justice. You might come and miss out on their installations or the paintings on Google Maps, as it all depends on whether you've seen a specific artist's exhibition. Sometimes, you might be unlucky, like me. And there aren't really any special exhibitions.
김정우 (Challengee)
4 months ago고로쇠
5 months agoI heard there was an exhibition during Bangkok Design Week, but it seems they closed down after the event ended last week. I was disappointed to see the empty exhibition halls. I look forward to my next visit. The select shops were fantastic. The south entrance was hard to find, so I thought it was closed and wandered around a bit. I hope people who didn't know about it will stop by and visit.