EXTRA UNIVERSE brings work by 50 artists from 21/3 ART STUDIO to MOCA Bangkok, with an exhibition run listed for 10 September–11 October 2026. For residents and visitors planning a gallery outing, it offers a chance to explore how familiar subjects change when seen through someone else’s perspective. [1][2]
What the exhibition explores
MOCA describes the exhibition as an invitation to spend time with the artists’ distinct ways of understanding and expressing the world. Its emphasis is on looking closely enough for unfamiliar images and approaches to become more intelligible. [1]
Time Out’s coverage gives a sense of the visual variety, describing unconventional depictions of houses and rainbows alongside densely patterned compositions and simpler works. Those are the publication’s observations; Thailand Daily Review has not visited the exhibition. [2]
Planning a visit
The museum lists its regular opening hours as 10am–6pm, Tuesday to Sunday, with Monday closure. That distinction matters: an exhibition’s date range does not mean that the venue opens every day within it. Time Out’s calendar includes Monday entries, but this guide follows MOCA’s own stated weekly schedule. Check the museum’s latest notices before making a special trip. [2][3]
MOCA says it provides wheelchair-accessible entrances, lifts and toilets. Its facilities also include a café and a museum shop. Visitors with specific access requirements should confirm the details with the venue. [3]
Time Out lists the address as 499 Kamphaeng Phet 6 Road, Lat Yao, Chatuchak, Bangkok. Admission prices are omitted here because the official pages checked did not establish the current exhibition ticket terms. [2]
What to know
Scheduled exhibition dates: 10 September–11 October 2026. Venue: MOCA Bangkok. Regular Monday closure applies to the museum’s published weekly schedule; no exceptional opening has been verified. [1][3]
About this reporting
This is an ongoing-event guide, not a newly announced event. AI-assisted synthesis of publicly readable sources; no interviews or visit are claimed. The venue photograph was taken in 2016; the current exhibition is not pictured.
Corrections & updates
: Added a licensed exterior photograph of MOCA Bangkok. Reporting and first publication date are unchanged.
