Not much to see when I visit but try to visit the shop. They sell local product, worth to buy as souvenir. Price is ok, many choices. Try to grab coffee from coffee shop at the front

I enjoyed our visits here. The highlighted artwork when we were there were photos (?) with kind of motherhood-ish quotes so we actually didn’t pay them much attention (even though they took up the entire three floors of gallery space). Instead, we enjoyed browsing the shops. What I liked about the space is the vastness of it, and how it could hold different events while still having enough space for shops and stalls featuring diverse arts and crafts. As the space is created by an Artists’ Collective, it shows how good planning, cooperation and support can make such an enviable space. It is also very clean and has an overall vibe of restfulness which is much appreciated after the bustle of the neighboring malls.

Local art, there are several "mini-exhibitions" on each floor, different topics. Maybe not a lot, but enough, we visited all exhibitions in aroud 3 hours or so. I enjoyed the jewelry shops there (relatively cheap) - bought some handmade stuff.

This center was FREE. No admission charge. It's near MBK and Siam Discovery malls. It connects via pedestrian walkway on the upper floors or enter at the street level. It's air conditioned. Inside there were several floors of lovely and interesting artwork, photographs -- plus small cafes, library, and shops (e.g. guitar/guitar lessons). There was a gift shop at the top floor and a few vendors selling postcards, paintings, bags, jewelry, books, etc. near the escalators. This is a sort of place you want to check out if it's too hot outside (or rainy) and you don't want to go to another mall or be in a crowd. It was quiet with a few student visitors when we visited on a Saturday. We took our time visiting each floor and appreciated the art that was displayed.

It is a source of art works and exhibitions, whether it be paintings or photographs. It is a peaceful area, not chaotic. Suitable for relaxation and a place to heal the mind. There is a restaurant and cafe. This place can be both a place for learning and traveling. There are many opportunities to hold exhibitions for students to come and learn. I highly recommend going because you will gain knowledge and relaxation.

A Centre that shows all types of art from paintings, photography to handmade jewelry. The layout of the Centre made it easy to view the galleries and getting there by the MRT was easy. In a couple hours it gave us an introduction to the types of contemporary art you can find in Thailand today. Our favorite gallery was the solo exhibition by Sea Ji Hui and our favorite work was Dream Island.