Sustainability

Thai traditional music concert series, Music at Chula, stemmed from Chulavatid, Thai traditional music performances that took place every first Friday of each month since 1989 at Chula Thai House as one of the main responsibilities of Office of Art and Culture.  In 2011 after the completion of Music Hall in Art and Culture Building,…

Phra Chudhadhuj Palace was the only palace in Thailand that is situated on an island.   It was built in 1889 during the reign of King Chulalongkorn and was named after the prince who was born at this palace.  The palace has later fallen into disuse.  Chulalongkorn was entrusted by the Treasury Department in 1978 to…

Art advocacy initiatives have started at Chulalongkorn University over 30 years ago as the university president and University Council at that time realized the value and importance of art and its creator.  The initiatives began with a project to promote artists and their creation of artworks by starting an art collection by Thai artists, and…

Thirty years of Chulalongkorn University Symphony Orchestra, since its establishment, have seen an extensive number of its alumni entering professional music scenes and becoming music teachers and professors in basic education schools, higher education music programs, as well as teachers and administrators in private music schools.  These alumni have added to a pool of leading…

A Local History Education Project (Junior Tour Guide Program) at Phra Chudhadhuj Ratchasthan Palace Museum Phra Chudhadhuj Ratchasthan Palace is the only palace in Thailand that is situated on an island.  The palace is presently operated as a museum for the benefit of the local community on Sichang island by promoting awareness of local history…

Princess Dara Rasami Commemoration Day at Daraphirom Palace Museum Daraphirom Palace is formerly a residence of the late Princess Dara Rasami, princess consort of King Chulalongkorn.  She contributed greatly in developing Chiangmai, her hometown, in the areas of religion, music and dance, modern agriculture, and education.  Chulalongkorn University acquired the palace from the princess’ heirs…

Background Office of Art and Culture believes firmly in the collaborative nature of art, music and cultural activities.  Our choral initiatives are not exception.  The Office started the annual Chulalongkorn University Choral Festival in 2014 with one of the purposes is to create a safe space for choral enthusiast to sing and learn in a…

Chulalongkorn University established Chamchuri Art Gallery to further its endeavor to support creativity and dissemination of artworks by Thai artists.  The gallery is known and accepted in the art scene in Thailand as a model of non-profit organization for the art.  The gallery is used as: An exhibition space for the public and a center…

Located in Art and Culture Building, Nitas-Stan, a 346 square meters (3,725 square feet) exhibition space operated by Office of Art and Culture, has held exhibitions as part of the university’s endeavor to honor Thai artists for more than 10 years by inviting nationally and internationally renown Thai artists to display their works at the…