Bangkok 1899 is a vibrant cultural & civic hub in the heart of Bangkok where art, design, urbanism and social innovation connect.

Established by Creative Migration in partnership with Na Projects, the space bridges cultural and climate diplomacy to ignite community-driven action, serving as a gathering place for local and international communities.

Na Café at Bangkok 1899

A social impact café that promotes conscious dining and partners with the SATI Foundation, a nonprofit that provides mental health support and education for at-risk and underserved youth.

Opening Time: Tuesday–Sunday
11:00 – 18:00

Current Artist-in-Residence

Current Artist-in-Residence

Alina Teodorescu is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice reimagines alternatives for a living future through collaborative, social and environmental projects that involve artistic fieldwork, research and connection with local communities. As an artist with Romanian roots and international experience, she combines her interest in the preservation of the Romanian traditional heritage with projects that facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration between artists, scientists and communities in need.

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Bangkok 1899 is pleased to welcome Alina Teodorescu (@alina___teodorescu_comaneci) for a micro residency! Alina Teodorescu is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice reimagines alternatives for a living future through collaborative, social and env
Lucky 7! ✨ The day before the Lunar New Year is also a special day for us. This year marks 7 years since Bangkok 1899 opened its doors as a cultural & civic hub. They say every 7 years the body renews itself, shedding old cells and stepping into
Meet our upcoming artist-in-residence at Bangkok 1899’s International Artist Residency Program! Ekaterina Korchagina is a landscape architect and founder of Fall Studio (@fall___studio), whose practice sits at the intersection of landscape, ar
This past month, our artist-in-residence, photographer Kodo Chijiiwa (@kodochijiiwa) has been working on his new project in Thailand. Read about his reflections from Bangkok and Nan, and discover his works-in-progress. –– ตลอดหนึ่งเดือน
This past Sunday, we hosted the Kantha Connections Stitching Circle in our garden with facilitators Rubina (@singhleton, @rafunaama) and Rachna (@tikkiwallah_market). We began by exploring the histories of Kantha, from its communal roots in West Ben
🪡 Meet the facilitators of this Sunday’s stitching circle in the garden! 🌱 Guiding this stitching circle are Rubina, textile artivist and founder of @rafunaama alongside co-facilitator Rachna of @tikkiwallah_market. Together, they bring deep