JIRATCHAYA PRIPWAI Born in 1983, Jiratchaya Pripwai graduated with a Master degree in 2011 at the renowned Faculty of Painting, Sculpture and Graphic Art at Silpakorn University, Thailand’s most demanding training ground for artists. Many of Thailand’s top artists started their careers at Silpakorn. and airy textile-like paintings on canvas has rapidly earned her a devoted following. Most of Thailand’s renowned private museums and collections own one or several of her ink-on-canvas pieces. A 2015 exhibition in Paris was rapidly sold out. Her large-scale not more than a handful are normally being produced per year. Already considered to be one of the fastest rising stars in Thailand’s Contemporary Art scene, she is bound to burst very soon onto the international art scene. AWARDS 2010 - Bronze Medal of Painting, at the 56th National Exhibition of Art, Bangkok 2009 - Scholarship of Statesman General Tinsulanonda 2008 - First Prize: 10th Panasonic Contemporary Painting Exhibition - Supporting Prize by Krung Thai Bank: 54th National Exhibition of Art - Distinguished Prize: Toshiba “Bring Good Things To Life” Art Competition SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2017 - When Time Always Carries Its Duty Faithfully, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok - Life Lines, PT Gallery, Bangkok 2015 - Eternal Forgiveness, Galerie Odile Ouizeman, Paris, France 2015 - Conversation of Breath, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok 2011 - Between the Lines, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok RECENT GROUP EXHIBITIONS IN THAILAND 2016 - Unusualness Makes Sense, Thai - Japanese Exhibition, Chiang Mai 2015 - Géodésie, l’Impossible Tracé, Galerie Odile Ouizeman, Paris, France - Drift # 2, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok - A Part of You, a Part of Me # 2, The Jam Factory, Bangkok 2014 - Mixology, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand - 10th Thai Art Exhibition, Royal Thai Consulate, Los Angeles, USA 2013 - Triangle Circular, SeeScape Gallery, Chiang Mai - Eternity, Numthong Gallery, Bangkok 2012 - “POM: Politics of ME” Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Bangkok - “MEETING” by Vermillion Group, Jamjuree Art Gallery, Bangkok 8
CONVERSATION OF BREATH NO. 7 Ink on canvas, 2015, 185 x 150 cm 9
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