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Bangkok Art Biennale 2022: Chaos: Calm

he third edition of the Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB) carried a sense of progressive evolution from the expo quality of the first edition, a brash showcase of different practices seemingly without a unifying intention. BAB 2022 displayed a more finessed relationship between the large varieties of artworks, with their placement in sometimes unconventional spaces appearing relatively considered and the selection of art particularly compelling. Three

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