Manual of Play

An evening session inspired by the gathering hall of multi-adventurers (commonly referred to as multi-players). Designed as a temporary space for exploration and informal pedagogy, this event will be delves into play, rehearsal and also artistic practice through line-drawing, writing, and reflective dialogue. Participants are invited to collaboratively construct an imaginative realm where play serves as a powerful tool in the learning process.

About guest speaker

May Adadol Ingawanij is a writer, curator, professor of Cinematic Arts, and co-director of the Centre for Research and Education in Arts and Media (CREAM), University of Westminster. She works on Southeast Asian contemporary art; artists moving image; de-westernised and decentred histories and genealogies of cinematic arts; avant-garde legacies in Southeast Asia; forms of future-making in contemporary global majority artistic and curatorial practices.

— Activity conducted in Thai.

— Free and open to the public.

This activity is part of ‘Kal-Pan-Puan (There is no perfect mystic past.),’ the public program curated by Kantida Busaba, parallel to ‘Fountain Foundation,’ an exhibition by Nawin Nuthong exhibited at Bangkok CityCity Gallery from January 11–March 1, 2025.