Bibliography

Magazines/Newspapers:

• ภานุ บุญพิพัฒนาพงศ์, ทุนสร้างสรรค์ศิลปกรรม ศิลป์ พีระศรี ครั้งที่ 22 กับผลงานศิลปะอันเปี่ยมคุณภาพไม่น้อยหน้าระดับสากล (3), Matichon Weekend มติชน สุดสัปดาห์ คอลัมน์ อะไร(แม่ง)ก็เป็นศิลปะ, 1-7 December 2023, Bangkok, Thailand [download PDF file]
• Max Crosbie-Jones, Som Supaparinya’s Ode to Thailand’sChanging Waterways, ArtReview Asia 2023 Summer Issue (Features and on Cover). [downlode PDF cover, article]
• Max Crosbie-Jones, Thai artists bring creativity to fight against pollution, Nikkei Asia, issue 2023-04-20 “ASIA’S NEXT “AIRPOCALYPSE” Seasonal agricultural burning is choking northern Thailand and its neighbors” [PDF]
• Jasmin Stephens, A Positive Tango: Artists and Institutions in APT10, Art Monthly Australia, Bumper issue 330 Summer 2021-2022. [download PDF file]
• The Nation, Chiang Mai’s contemporary art museum tells its tale, The Nation, 1 April 2019 [download PDF file]
• สาลิสา มหันต์เชิดชูวงศ์, In conversation with: Chiang Mai Art Conversation, Nana Nippon, Vol. 98, Oct-Dec 2018 [download PDF file]
• Napat Charitbutra, Chiang Mai Art Conversation, Art4D, August 2018, p 70-73 [PDF print]
• La Vie, 落腳靜謐巷弄的城市藝術發展推手！清邁藝術對話行動CAC－串聯東南亞藝術的文化據點, La Vie, No. 171, June 2018 [PDF from print] [PDF from WEB]
• Twelfth Gwangju Biennale Releases List of Participating Artists, Art Forum, 2 April 2018 [download PDF file]
• Phatarawadee Phataranawik, Thai contemporary art prospers among Asia’s best in Hong Kong, The Nation, 1 April 2018
  [download PDF file]
• Scott Henderson, Apichatpong Weerasethakul at GSFF: ‘I encourage the organiser to bring some beds, and the audiences to bring pillows and sheets’, The List, 30 January 2018 [download PDF file]
• Simon Ostheimer, Chiang Mai’s Creative Edge, DestinAsian, 1 December 2017 [download PDF file]
• Ariane Kupferman-Sutthavong, Taking the long view, Bangkok Post/ lifestyle, 9 August 2017, [download PDF file]
• ภานุ บุญพิพัฒนาพงศ์, Soil and Stones, Souls and Songs รวมมิตรศิลปะชามโต ของศิลปินหลากหลายชาติพันธุ์ (จบ), Matichon Weekend มติชน สุดสัปดาห์ คอลัมน์ อะไร(แม่ง)ก็เป็นศิลปะ, 4-10 August 2017, Bangkok, Thailand [download PDF file]
• ภานุ บุญพิพัฒนาพงศ์, Soil and Stones, Souls and Songs รวมมิตรศิลปะชามโต ของศิลปินหลากหลายชาติพันธุ์ (1), Matichon Weekend มติชน สุดสัปดาห์ คอลัมน์ อะไร(แม่ง)ก็เป็นศิลปะ, 28 July-3 August 2017, Bangkok, Thailand [download PDF file]
• Phatarawadee Phataranawik, The Thai art scene’s Renaissance moment, The Nation, 8 June 2017, download web version PDF, version 2, version 3
• Nirmala Devi, Previewed, Art Review Asia, Summer 2017 issue vol 5 no 2, Hong Kong, p 19,26 [download PDF file]
• Paul Millar, Should private collectors be allowed to dominate Southeast Asia’s art scene?, Southeast Asia Global (Magazine and website), Thursday, April 20, 2017, Phnom Penh [download PDF file]
• Seth Sherwood, 52 Places to Go in 2017, Travel, New York Times, 4 January 2017 [PDF]
• Lee Jian Xuan, Hour At The Museum: Spirit Of Place, Esplanade, The Straits Times, SEP 9, 2016 [PDF file]
• Adeline Chia, Chiang Mai, Art Review Asia, Winter 2016, Magazine (p.72-77) and website [download PDF file]
• เปิดแนวคิด ‘สุทธิรัตน์ ศุภปริญญา’ ผ่านนิทรรศการศิลปะ ‘หนังสือต้องห้าม’,สมาคมผู้จัดพิมพ์และผู้จำหน่ายหนังสือแห่งประเทศไทย THE PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS ASSOCIATION OF THAILAND, 8 July กรกฏาคม 2016, download PDF file
• Mintra Ruengsakvichit, -012: SLEEPOVER Project by The Reading Room, The Jam Factory, June-July, 2016, Bangkok [download PDF file]
• Kaona Pongpipat, Remaking the Scene, Bangkok Post (Lifestyle), Wednesday, December 21, 2016, Bangkok [download PDF file]
• Bonnie Sananvatananont and Monruedee Jansuttipan, 12 Emerging Thai Artists You Should Know (Cover Story), BK Magazine, No. 658 Friday, September 23, 2016, Bangkok, p. 3,6, 8, 10 [download PDF file]
• Kaona Pongpipat, It’s a whitewash!,  Bangkok Post (Life-Feature, Art Matters), Wednesday, August 31, 2016, Bangkok, p.8 [download PDF 1 or PDF 2]
• ภานุ บุญพิพัฒนาพงศ์, 10 Places in Tokyo ความมืดอันเจิดจ้าแห่งการทำลายล้างเหรียญสองด้านของพลังงานปรมาณู, Matichon Weekend มติชน สุดสัปดาห์ คอลัมน์ อะไร(แม่ง)ก็เป็นศิลปะ, No. 1883, 16-22 September 2016, Bangkok, p 80-81 [download PDF file]
• รพินทรนาถ, Asian Culture Station the Opening – เมื่อ Asian Culture Station เปิดสถานีที่เชียงใหม่, Art, HIP magazine, September 2016 [PDF print]
• Art4D, Ten Places in Tokyo, Art4d, 19 August 2016
• Napat Charitbutra, Sleepover#1 Paradise of the Blind The reading Room X Sutthirat Supaparinya, Art4d (Update), No.237, p.28, download PDF file
• Monruedee Jansuttipan, Burn the Books, BK Magazine (Upfront), No.641 Friday, May 27, 2016, p.4 (Interview) and p. 25 (Art Highlight), download PDF1  PDF2
• Phatarawadee Phataranawik, Where books meet bullets, The Nation, 12 May 2016, p.12B, download PDF scanned paper  web version PDF
• Apipar Norapoompipat, Defying authority with creativity, Bangkok Post, 11 May 2016, Life section p.10, download PDF file
• ดอกฝน, รวมหนังสือห้ามอ่านในนิทรรศการ ‘Paradise of the Blind’ ความต้องห้ามที่เย้ายวน, Matichon, 8 May 2016, download PDF file
• Lin Qi, Awards celebrate emerging Asian artists’ take on issues, China Daily USA, Feb 2, 2016, download PDF file
• Kaona Pongpipat, Thais take the Lion City, Bangkok Post (Life), 3 February 2016 (PDF)
• Nur Asyiqin Mohamad Salleh, Hour At The Museum: Prudential Eye Awards at the ArtScience Museum, The Straits Times, 29 January 2016 [download PDF file]
• MIKA APICHATSAKOL, Three Thai on top, Guru, Bangkok Post, 15 January 2016 [PDF]
• Sylvia Tsai, Unseen Existence: Dialogues With The Environment in Contemporary Art, Art Asia Pacific, Issue 92 Mar/April 2015, Hong Kong, p 144 (PDF)
• The Guide Thailand, My Town, Fah Thai Inflight Magazine of Bangkok Air, Issue July/August 2015 [PDF file]
• Michael Famighetti, 
How Physical – Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, FRIEZE magazine 
Issue 147 May 2012. (PDF)
• Steven Pettifor, Down On The Farm, Asian Art News, volume 21 Number 2, March/April 2011, p 73-77 (PDF)
• Sterling Silliphant, mixing things, Fah Thai Inflight Magazine of Bangkok Air. Retrieved 2 December 2008. [PDF file]
• เกษศิรินทร์ ผลธรรมปาลิต, ร่วมถักทอวัฒนธรรม, Thai Expression, May-June 2005, p 26-30 (PDF)
• Movement: ถักทอวัฒนธรรม บ้านจิม ทอมป์สัน Interweaving Cultures at Baan Jim Thompson’s, กินรี Kinnaree volume 22 Number 5, May 2005, p 30 (PDF)
• Tunyaporn Hongtong, ทอวัฒนธรรม Interweaving Cultures, Esquire Thai Edition,  Volume 11 Number 3, April 2005, p 42-48 (PDF)
• เกศินี ศรีวงค์ษา and สาโรจน์ คุณาธเนศ, Platform and the beholders’ critical interaction, Art4D magazine issue 134 February 2007.
• Steven Pettifor, Down On The Farm, Asian Art News, Volume 14 Number 3, May/June 2004, p 84-85 (PDF)
• Phatarawadee Phataranawik, Magic Rekindled, The Nation, 19 January 1998 [PDF file]
• อารยา ราษฎร์จำเริญสุข Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Deserted and Embraced (2) ละทิ้งและคืนกลับอีกหน, ทัศนศิลป์, Bangkok Bussiness News กรุงเทพธุรกิจ, 20 October 1997 [PDF]

Books/Catalogs:

• Nagesh, T., Keehan, R., McDougall, R. (2021). The 10th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art. Brisbane, Australia; Queensland Art Gallery [Downlode PDF file]
• Elevations-Contemporary Art Projects in Laos, Erin Gleeson, and Gary Stafford, Spellbrook Foundation, 2019, Vientiane, Laos PDR [Downlode PDF file] PDFweb
• Meoule, F. (2018) Made by Thai. Paris, France: Editions Enrico Navarra. [PDF]
• Kim, S. et al. (2018) In C. Gyeongju. (Eds.), 12^th Gwangju Biennale 2018 – Imagined Borders. Gwangju, South Korea: [PDF]
• Fitzpatrick, M., Packer, M., Guerrero, I., Didion, J., O’Brien, S., & O’Toole, E. (2018). In N. Dunphy (Ed.), EVA 38^th International Ireland Biennial. Limerick City, Ireland: EVA International [PDF]
• Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, Noritake, M., Eguchi, N., Takemi, Y., & Sato, E. (2018) Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Vision– Mapping Invisible 2018. Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo Photographic Art Museum. [PDF]
• Cheng, M., Lubiak, J., Hsu, F. T., Li, D., Lim, Q., Marcinkowska, K., Mo, X., Pestana, C., Syafiatudina, &Tenn, R. (2017). Public Spirits: Exhibition Guide. Warsaw, Poland: Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle. [PDF]
• The National Art Center, Tokyo, Mori Art Museum, & The Japan Foundation Asia Center. (2017). Sunshower – Contemporary Art from Southeast Asia 1980s to Now. Tokyo, Japan: The National Art Center, Tokyo, Mori Art Museum, & The Japan Foundation Asia Center. [PDF]
• PRŌTOCOLLUM 2016_17 (2016), Berlin, Germany: DICKERSBACH KUNSTVERLAG. (PDF]
• Spirit of Place, 2016, Jendela, Esplanade, Singapore, down-lode [PDF]
• Curatorial Team & Rui A. Q. (Eds.). (2016). 4^th Collectors’ Contemporary Collaboration: Intimate Curiosity – Invitation to Japanese Collectors of Contemporary Art. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Arts Centre. [PDF]
• Monruedee Jansuttipan, Where Guestbook Thailand, 2016, Asia City Publishing (Thailand) Ltd, Thailand, p 41-43 [PDF file]
• Southeast Asia Forum, 2016, Art Stage Singapore, Singapore
• S., Ciclitira & E. D. Lallo (Eds.). (2016). Prudential Eye Awards Contemporary Asian Art. Milano, Italy: Skira Editore S.p.A. [PDF]
• Curatorial Team, Chang, G., & Wong, A. (2014). Unseen Existence – Dialogues with the Environment in Contemporary Art: Exhibition. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Arts Centre. [PDF]
• Anarchy Artist Alliance (AAA), 2014, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan
• Kerlow, I., & Han, C. (2014). The EOS Art Projects 2010-2013. Singapore: The Earth of Observatory of Singapore. [PDF]
• UNEARTHED, 2014, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
• XU Jianyu(徐建宇), Pornpilai MEEMALAI(พรพิไล มีมาลัย), CHEN Szuhan(陳思含), 2012, Thai-Tai: A Measure of Understanding, Bangkok, Thailand
• River Scapes in Flux, 2012, Goethe Institute Bangkok, Thailand [PDF file in Thai and English languages]
• River Scapes in Flux, 2012, Goethe Institute Hanoi, Vietnam [PDF file in German and English languages]
• Suwa, N. et al. (2018) In K. Okamura et al. (Eds.), Yebisu International Festival for Art & Alternative Vision- How Physical 2012. Tokyo, Japan: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. [PDF]
• Apinan POSHYANANDA(อภินันท์ โปษยานนท์), 2010, Imagine Peace: Contemporary Art in Thailand in the Age of Turbulence, Ministry of Culture, Bangkok, Thailand
• I’m Not There: A Sourcebook for the 8th Gwangju Biennale, 2010, Gwangju Biennale Foundation (Gwangju – South Korea)
• Sharman Contemporary Art Foundation and the Queensland Art Gallery. (2009). The View From Elsewhere. South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia: Sharman Contemporary Art Foundation. [PDF]
• Kaohsiung  Museum of Fine Arts. (2007) Kaohsiung International Container Arts Festival, 2007, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. (PDF)
• Eunhee, Y. (2005). Conjunction Points; Asian Photography & Film Exhibition. Gwangju, South Korea: Gwangju Culture & Arts Council. [PDF]
• Namba, S., Coxon, A., & Gaweewong, G. (2005) Interweaving Cultures International Contemporary Art Project. Bangkok, Thailand: The James H.W. Thompson Foundation. [PDF]
• June, S., Chavez, Fongsmut, A., & Usuki, N. (2004). Episode International Exhibition – The 2nd Asia Art Now. Seoul, South Korea: The Korea Peoples’ Artists Association. [PDF]
• Joint Venture, 2000, Hochschule fuer Grafik und Buchkunst, Leipzig,  Germany.
• Michaelson, H. (1998) Deserted and Embraced, Chiang Mai, Thailand.

• Online publication:

• Kanlayakorn Pengrattana, Clean Air: Fundamental right that many Thais still lack access to, April 24, 2023 [PDF]
• Caitlin, All A Part: APT10 Professional Engagement Forums: Visibility/Invisibility, 2022. [PDF]
• Flora Wong, Invisibility: What we see and don’t see, Griffith Asia Institute, 24 May 2022. [PDF]
• Philippa Lovatt, Tracing ecological histories of the Mekong, Antennae – The Journal of Nature in Visual Culture, ISSUE 54 — SUMMER 2021 Volume 1, p 132 -149.
• David Teh, David Teh, Curating—An Unrivalled Tool For Better Understanding, Curtain Magazine – The Art Curator Grid, May 5, 2021
• Brainard Carey, Inevitable, Praxis Center for Aesthetics Studies, 29 January 2021. 
• Brainard Carey, Praxis Interview Magazine, The Museum of Non-Visible Art is a project by Praxis, hosted by Yale University Radio, 7 January 2021.
• Shintaro Tokairin, After the Residency (EN) – (JP), Arts Initiative Tokyo, 4 January 2020 [PDF EN JP]
• David Willis, “Dispatch From Thailand: Temporal Topographies at the MAIIAM, Chiang Mai“, Degree Critical, 22 November 2019 [pdf: 1]
• จิรัฏฐ์​ ประเสริฐทรัพย์, ‘แดนชั่วขณะ’ นิทรรศการที่สะท้อนทศวรรษประหนึ่งชั่วกาลนานของประเทศ, The Momentum, 29 May 2019 [pdf: 1]
• Asako Fujioka, SUTTHIRAT SUPAPARINYA——Knocking on Doors, ASIA HUNDREDS, the Japan Foundation Asia Center, 7 March 2018 [pdf: 1 , 2 , 3]
• Dave Willis, On Attachments and Unknowns: A Group Exhibition in Cambodia Probes Social Issues Across South East Asia, Medium, 30 June 2017 [download Jpeg file]
• Stephen Sarrazin, Expositions – Chim Pom / Sunshower: Pom Shower, EastAsia.FR, 9 September 2017 [download Jpeg file]
• Jong Pairez, Contaminated Diversity, TokyoArtBeat.com, Tokyo, 8 September 2017 [download PDF file]
• CoBo Editorial, Sutthirat Supaparinya: As the River Flows, CoBo Social, 24 August 2017 [download PDF file]
• Under the Influence | Activate/Agitate, Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong, March 2016
• SUTTHIRAT SUPAPARINYA + YUAN KERO – Leo Gallery, Shanghai. Retrived 30 March 2020. [PDF]
• Mami Kataoka, Research: Thailand 01 [Bangkok, Chiang Mai 2016.05.06 – 05.13], SEA Project, May 5, 2016
• น้ำอ้อย อ่าวสินธุ์ศิริ, สุทธิรัตน์ ศุภปริญญา ‘Ten Places in Tokyo’ คุณภาพของศิลปินรุ่นใหม่- พลังงาน การผลิต และการบริโภค, personal Facebook status, September 5, 2016
• Pawornpon Rungrodchana ปวรพล รุ่งรจนา, กรุณาอย่าอ่านหนังสือเล่มนั้น! ประเด็นอำนาจบงการสื่อในนิทรรศการ Paradise of the Blind, Fine Arts Magazine, 1 June 2016, download PDF file 1
• Monruedee Jansuttipan, Exhibition of banned books shines spotlight on censorship, BK Magazine, 23 May 2016
• Chayanit Itthipongmaetee, Paradise of the Blind: Prohibited Prints Under Assault at ‘Reading Room’, Khaosod English, 11 May 2016, download PDF file 1 or PDF file 2 (digital news)
• CIRCUIT CAST Episode 36: Sutthirat Supaparinya, Circuit, 2015 (Audio)
• Wellington’s wind electric to Thai artist, Asia- New Zealand Foundation, 2015
• Mark Amery, “ Everything is not alright”, The Big Idea (digital news), 27 November 2015 (download PDF)
• Osha Talks, 30 Upstairs, Wellington, New Zealand. The event was organized by elbow room gallery, 2015 (Audio)
• Julie Chun Translated by: 陈煜峰, Making Visible What is Unseen, Randian, 29 December 2014. Retrieved 30 March 2020 (PDF)
• Khin Su Wai, Transformed riverscapes inspire SE Asian artists, SEAPA – Southeast Asian Press Alliance, Manila, the Philippines, 2012
• Karen Demavivas, NYFA Featured Artist, 2011, New York Foundation for the Arts. (digital news)
• Urban Cine file, The View from Elsewhere – Free Sceening. Retrieved 19 March 2009.
• Phillina Sun,  Reviews — Head or Tail, Experimental Conversations. Retrieved 2 December 2008. [PDF file]
• Interweaving Cultures, e-flux, 6 April 2005

Monologue:

• Sutthirat Supaparinya, 2001, Sutthirat Supaparinya: Moving Form from 1995-2001, Hochschule fuer Grafik und Buchkunst (Leipzig – Germany)

Brochures:

• Visualising the Unconscious, Hiroko Tasaka, curator at Tokyo Photographic Art Museum, August 10, 2016 [download PDF file]
• Personal Space, 24HR Art – Northern Territory Centre for Contemporary Art, Australia, June 2009 [PDF file]