For the first time in Bangkok, Ananta Kama presents the photographic work of a new rising star in the world of photography with work published in prestigious publications such as…
Luc Citrinot

Luc Citrinot
Paris native Luc Citrinot has lived in Southeast Asia for the past 12 years, first in Kuala Lumpur and more recently in Bangkok. A seasoned traveller, he writes about tourism, culture, and architecture. He was instrumental on a recent EU-endorsed project to establish the European Heritage Map of Bangkok and subsequent app covering all of Thailand. Luc still travels extensively in Southeast Asia, looking particularly for new architectural gems related to colonial and European history.
Theatre play “The Night I loved Joshua Wong” looks at domestic violence and the rejection of others
posted by Luc Citrinot November 4, 2019Xeree is a middle-aged transgender with conservative ideas. She is facing a new problem in her life. She has to see a psychiatrist after discovering that her grandson’s face resembles…
Let the Magic Work in Singapore for Disney’s Aladdin musical
posted by Luc Citrinot July 31, 2019Do you sometimes dream to travel back to your childhood, probably a time where you believe that anything could come true? Aladdin, the Disney’s musical, will certainly take you back…
Aladdin musical to land at the Sands
posted by Luc Citrinot July 5, 2019Experience a Disney’s magic carpet ride in Singapore The Broadway-hit musical Aladdin, already attracted some ten million people worldwide since its conception in the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York…
The Commons: a Mall out of the Box
posted by Luc Citrinot January 9, 2019Not simply another city shopping mall, but an exciting communal space designed by a team of young Thai architects. Photos supplied by the Department of Architecture The Commons is the…
BangkoK Art Biennale
posted by Luc Citrinot January 9, 2019With just less than a month left to enjoy the first edition of the Bangkok Art Biennale, the clock is ticking to get out there and explore. The spectacular Bangkok…
Bangkok Dolls Museum: Faces from a Vanishing Time
posted by Luc Citrinot December 18, 2018In a hidden alley in the shadow of an expressway, a museum showcases the passion of a lady who manufactured collectible Thai dolls. At the end of Ratchataphan (Mor Leng)…
IconSiam: Heritage in the Making
posted by Luc Citrinot December 18, 2018The grand opening of the much-anticipated IconSiam by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindorn saw another addition to the city’s world-class landmarks, but in years to come will the mall be…
Desperation Versus Happiness in Art
posted by Luc Citrinot October 30, 2018Desperation Versus Happiness in Art Two Exhibitions Explore the Theme in Bangkok Suffering and desperation have always been a source of creativity for artists. Often the most emotional creations are…
National Museum: Splendours of Thai Art
posted by Luc Citrinot October 11, 2018A few months ago, visitors may have been somewhat disappointed to visit the Bangkok National Museum, discovering that the main highlight—the collection of Buddha statues and significant Thai treasures—had been…