
Capital Complex, a tent set up outside the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, could be mistaken for a tourist information booth, featuring a map of Bangkok. But in fact it’s an art installation by Tanat Teeradakorn, and the map shows sites that certainly aren’t promoted by the tourist board: the locations of violent clashes that took place during the crackdown on red-shirt protesters in 2010.

Capital Complex is similar to Pisitakun Kuantalaeng’s 10 Year project, which also featured maps documenting the violence of 2010. It’s part of the city-wide Ghost:2568 exhibition, whose slogan this year is Wish We Were Here (หากเราได้อยู่ด้วยกัน).
Ghost:2568 runs from 15th October to 16th November. (2568 in the Buddhist Era calendar is the equivalent of 2025.) This year is the final Ghost event; the first, Ghost:2561, took place in 2018.
Ghost:2568 runs from 15th October to 16th November. (2568 in the Buddhist Era calendar is the equivalent of 2025.) This year is the final Ghost event; the first, Ghost:2561, took place in 2018.