It was actually free on the day I visited. From the outside you would think it was a large gallery but only the first floor is exhibition space for paintings. The ground floor has craft shop and reception. Two central themes here were Buddhist Iconography art works as well as many Floral paintings. Unfortunately no labels telling you anything about the paintings or artists. Thus is something they could improve and loses a Star for this on my ranking. Lighting is always very important in Art Galleries and they've managed to arrange this in such a way to avoid, in most cases, reflection or glare on the Art Works. So many galleries I've visited have had reflection of the lighting from the paintings.

Beyond my expectations, this exhibition makes me change the preoccupations of modern Thai art. Strongly recommend

I really enjoyed this gallery. At the time of my visit the exhibition was thesis work from art students. Also, everything was for sale if you'd like to collect some cool art. It was not at all busy. Worth checking out depending on what's showing

Good exhibition in a historic building, with some parking available. There is a small coffee and a souvenir shop.

The gallery itself was quite small, I was expecting more but the paintings are quite creative and have a bit of humor in it, I quite like them....

good place for the family, they are having different event depends on time. Have a parking place too!

Currently free admission (normally 50THB) A gallery dedicated to newcomers in the art industry with various types of arts and crafts for purchase on the ground (first) floor and the sale exhibition on the 2nd floor. Stairs and elevator available. Conveniently close to Loha Prasat for a quick pop-in.

A must-visit art gallery in BKK. I have been visiting the art gallery since I was a university student. Free entry for student and 50 baht for regulars.

This is a nice art gallery where it has 4 floors for exhibition. Btw, lighting is too dark and sometimes some exhibitions are not well arranged but still worth to visit

The Queen Sirikit Museum of Art was first opened for operation on Saturday, August 9, 2003, by Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, to serve as a venue for exhibiting the works of Thai artists, particularly up-and-coming artists whose exceptional works were not widely known, as well as venerable artists who have been acclaimed. The museum is located at the renovated branch of the Bangkok Bank on Phan Fa Branch. The exhibition space covers all five floors, with floors 1-4 hosting rotating exhibitions throughout the year, while floor 5 can be used to host various activities in order to promote knowledge, understanding, and the dissemination of art to society at large.

Current exhibition featuring Thawan Duchanee's life work is superb. Should not be missed. Exhibition includes fashion and artistic constructs.

Netty. Was. Here. Must wear mask. 50baht entry fee. Was alright.

The Queen Gallery is one of the best in Bangkok for anyone love good arts. It has great collection on display to the public for many genius Thai artists. The gallery open every day except Wednesday from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm. The entry fee is only 50 Bhatt.

The Queen's Gallery is open and currently hosts the large "The Best Art Thesis Exhibition 2021" until 18 July 2021 on four floors. 155 paintings and sculptures come from 41 educational institutions. Many works have a theme of happiness. The attached photos come from the show. Visiting art shows have much variety and often include international artists. Check website for what's on. Depending on the show, some works may be for sale. Only 50 baht admission. Closed Wednesday.

The staff were respectful and orderly. The gallery was also spacious, organized and has a special way of presenting Thai history, arts and culture. When i came in, I've noticed there were no English translations on the labels of the exhibits, but the staff were kind to translate what the exhibits were about. ☺

Great place to see local artists works.

Three story gallery with some unique art pieces. Some typical religious artwork prevalent in Thailand but some interesting pieces as well. Very reasonable price, 50 Baht. Tiny coffee shop and gift store.

It’s great art gallery in Bangkok old town. Nice decoration with valuable pieces. Ticket price quite affordable. Piece of art are temporary it’s will change every 2 month. I recommend to come by public transportation better. Due to parking lot quite a few.