ATTA Gallery is a contemporary jewelry gallery Bangkok located inside Warehouse 30, in Bang Rak’s Charoen Krung Creative District.
Founded in 2010 as Thailand’s first gallery dedicated to contemporary art jewelry, ATTA takes its name from the Pali word for “self” or “individuality” — a name chosen to reflect its focus on self-expression for both the makers and collectors of the work it shows. The gallery began in a 50-square-metre space at OP Garden before relocating, in 2020 after its 10th anniversary, to its current and much larger space inside Warehouse 30.
In 2022, ATTA broadened its program beyond jewelry to a wider range of contemporary visual art, with a continued focus on the materiality and craftsmanship of work by Thai and international artists. Its curatorial program is built around dialogue: between different types of art objects shown together, between local and international artists, and between viewers and the pieces on display.
The gallery’s guiding idea is what it calls “the joy of living with art” — encouraging visitors to build a personal collection based on what genuinely resonates with them, rather than buying to follow trends. Exhibitions and related programming give visitors space to develop their own taste in contemporary visual art, through pieces selected for their concept, craftsmanship, and material quality.
ATTA Gallery is open Wednesday to Sunday, 1:00PM–6:30PM, closed Monday and Tuesday.
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2 months agoKaren Nelson
5 months agoDo this. The owner has been in business for about 15 years, about 5 at this location. Her university education was in the US, in marine biology, but, as a hobby, she made jewelry, and, as these things do, in time, it took over. Her gallery is wonderful. It's fun and reflective. Absolutely worth your time. So sorry I didn't take photos. The owner is lovely. Spend time talking with her about the arts in Bangkok. She's got a well-thought perspective on the overall arts business.
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