Love Peace Harmony Art Festival 2024 in Chiangmai

Love Peace Harmony Art Festival, which takes place in Chiangmai from 13 January to 23 February 2024, brings together more than 100 Thai and international artists over 16 exhibition venues.

The opening of the festival will be held at Villa Duang Champa, Mueang, Chiangmai, on Saturday 13 January 2024 from 3pm to 8pm. Don’t miss the performances, live art interventions, music, painting and printmaking demonstrations from artists such as Ajarn Vasan Sitthiket, Fon Zheng, Craig Moore, and more.

There is also a special tour to creative spaces on Sunday 14 January 2024 for artists and guests, including a visit to Studio 88 Artist Residency.

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About the Love Peace Harmony Art Festival

Human beings have constantly evolved for hundreds of thousands of years. They have wisdom and power to create or destroy things. However, recently the human race has been confronted with natural crises such as fire hazards, floods, or windstorms, and human-made disasters such as wars, genocides, secession, or bullying. There are inequalities in every corner of the world, which leads to a spiritual pollution.

While technology and globalisation are proceeding to fulfill some human needs, environmental problems are increasing – air pollutant emissions, greenhouse effect, global warming, water pollution and food contamination. All these impacts weaken our immune system and bring serious illnesses to every being on the planet.

Love Peace Harmony Art Festival aims to present the beautiful stories about compassion, love, good wishes which we spread among humanity regardless of race or ethnicity. By communicating the intentions of the artists through works of art, the festival hopes to build awareness among audiences and awaken their spiritual knowledge, working together to promote peace and harmony and step forward together for better tomorrow.

There are over 100 Thai and international artists participating in Love Peace Harmony Art Festival. Their works of art will be displayed at 16 exhibition venues and galleries around Chiang Mai including: