Remember the American Pop Art sculptor, George Segal? He liked to create genre scenes in which the props might be real and the figures were left as raw, white plaster. The Chiang Mai City Arts and Cultural Centre appears to have been inspired by Segal's style.
Exhibition section that details Chiang Mai life in the 19th century.
The Segal-like figures emerge. A priest and muslim tailor.
Chinese dry goods merchant.
Working in the kitchen and a ghostly laugh.
At the street market, a lineup of women vendors.
Exhibition section that details Chiang Mai life in the 19th century.
The Segal-like figures emerge. A priest and muslim tailor.
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Working in the kitchen and a ghostly laugh.
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