SOLO OSLO: Meet the artist

Apichaya (Piya) Wanthiang talks about her SOLO OSLO exhibition at MUNCH, where she invites visitors to move through an installation entitled Some Body Else.

Director: Shruti Ganguly / honto88. Produced by MUNCH in collaboration with Spindel Film. © Munchmuseet

’This is a story about different women … It is part ode, part meditation, part exorcism’ is the opening lines of the soundtrack that Piya Wanthiang (b. 1987, Bangkok, Thailand) has created to the second edition of SOLO OSLO. With sculptures, light and sound, the work addresses the whole body.

Read more about the second edition of SOLO OSLO, on display at MUNCH 01.10.–31.12.2022.

SOLO OSLOApichaya Wanthiang
01.10.2022 – 31.12.2022
Floor 10
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SOLO OSLO: Meet the artist

SOLO OSLOApichaya Wanthiang

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How can art become more accessible for blind and visually impaired people

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