The Pikture Gallery
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Open Days: Generally Tuesday – Sunday (Closed on Monday) (Recommended to call ahead before visiting)
Opening Hours: Generally 10:00 – 17:00 (Recommended to call ahead before visiting)
 
The Piktur Gallery is a space that allows the word “photography” to go beyond social media posts or files stored on a hard drive, transforming photographs into works of art that visitors can quietly stand before and truly contemplate. As you spend time with each image, the voice of the photograph slowly begins to resonate in your own thoughts. The gallery traces its origins to the story of Khun K–Anont Hoontrakul, who began photographing during his years living in France and the United Kingdom. Although he graduated in economics, the camera remained a constant companion—an enduring passion he continued to practice and refine.
 
Upon returning to Thailand with his family, he carried a simple yet challenging intention: “to share photography with others.” A truly meaningful photograph is not defined by beauty alone; it is shaped by decisions involving light, timing, perspective, and the patience required to capture a fleeting moment that can never be repeated. The Piktur Gallery was therefore established as a space that brings together high-quality works by both Thai and international artists, each piece valued for its unique character and artistic integrity. Rather than instructing viewers on what is right or wrong to interpret, the gallery gently invites them to look closely and allow the images to interact with their own personal experiences.
 
One of the pleasures of visiting a photography gallery is how accessible it truly is. We grow up surrounded by images, yet in everyday life we often view them too quickly, scrolling past without pause. Here, however, visitors are encouraged to slow down and spend more time with each photograph. Begin by sensing the mood—whether the image feels calm, weighty, warm, solitary, or playful. Then notice the details: the light and shadow, the texture of grain, or the precise moment chosen by the shutter. Finally, ask yourself what story the image might be telling, without rushing to find a single correct answer.
 
Another aspect that makes The Piktur Gallery a truly functional space—not merely a place to view exhibitions—is its professional framing and printing services. In addition to presenting photographic art, the gallery offers custom framing for both paintings and photographs, as well as photo printing services using both modern and traditional techniques. These services are ideal for those who wish to elevate a cherished photograph into a display-ready artwork, or for artists seeking consistent, high-quality prints for exhibitions.
 
If you want to make the most of your visit, consider planning your day as “art first, city later.” The Sukhumvit–Thong Lo area is particularly well suited for a one-day itinerary. After giving your mind a restful pause through art, you can easily continue on to nearby cafés, restaurants, or shopping areas without the need to travel far.
 
Getting There For the most convenient journey, take the BTS to Thong Lo or Phrom Phong Station, then continue by taxi or motorcycle taxi into Sukhumvit Soi 49/1 (the area has many small streets, so using a navigation app to select the easiest route on the day is recommended). If driving, allow extra time during evening traffic and consider parking in a nearby building or shopping center to avoid the stress of limited parking within the soi.
 
Place Name The Piktur Gallery
Area Sukhumvit 49/1 – Thong Lo / Phrom Phong (Watthana, Bangkok)
Address 47/1 Sukhumvit Soi 49/1, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok 10110
Highlights Photography gallery featuring curated works by Thai and international artists, with professional framing and photo printing services
Founder / Concept Khun K–Anont Hoontrakul, a photography enthusiast who created the gallery to share photographic art with the public
Services Custom framing for paintings and photographs, and professional photo printing using both modern and traditional methods (recommended to inquire in advance)
Phone Number +66 93 778 2812
Current Status Active and open to visitors, with confirmed opening hours and contact information (recommended to call ahead)
Nearby Attractions (Approximate distance – actual routes) Thong Lo BTS Station ~2 km
EmQuartier / Phrom Phong ~3 km
Benchasiri Park ~3 km
Terminal 21 Asok ~5 km
Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) ~6 km
Nearby Restaurants (Approximate distance – actual routes) Restaurants and cafés in Thong Lo area ~2 km
Dining options at EmQuartier ~3 km
Restaurants at Emporium ~3 km
Dining options at Terminal 21 Asok ~5 km
Restaurants in Phrom Phong–Asok area ~5 km
Nearby Accommodations (Approximate distance – actual routes) Hilton Sukhumvit Bangkok ~4 km Tel. +66 2 620 6666
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park ~5 km Tel. +66 2 059 5555
Hotels in Thong Lo–Phrom Phong area ~3 km
Hotels in Asok–Nana area ~6 km
Hotels in Ekkamai area ~4 km
 
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Who is The Piktur Gallery suitable for?
A: It is ideal for photography enthusiasts, those who want to begin exploring art in an accessible way, and visitors seeking a quiet space to rest their eyes and minds from the city’s bustle.
 
Q: How much time should I plan for a visit?
A: For a relaxed visit, allow about 45–90 minutes. If you plan to discuss artworks or inquire about framing and printing services, consider spending 2–3 hours.
 
Q: How can I enjoy photographic art if I don’t have an art background?
A: Start by observing the mood of the image, then notice the light, shadows, textures, and the moment the photograph chooses to freeze. Ask yourself what story the image might be telling—there is no single correct answer.
 
Q: What services are available besides exhibitions?
A: The gallery offers professional framing services for paintings and photographs, as well as photo printing using both modern and traditional techniques (recommended to call ahead for details).
 
Q: What is the easiest way to get there?
A: Take the BTS to Thong Lo or Phrom Phong Station, then continue by taxi or motorcycle taxi into Sukhumvit Soi 49/1. If driving, allow extra time for traffic and choose convenient parking nearby.
TelTel: 026628359
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Art Gallery Group: Art Gallery
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