Navin Rawanchaikul

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Navin Rawanchaikul, founder and CEO of Navin Production, is a Thai artist of Hindu-Punjabi origin who is well known for large scale multi-media productions that bridge the gap between the esoteric world of contemporary art and the general public. His recent film project, Navins of Bollywood has shown at the Esplanade, Singapore, Nuit Blanche, Paris and is scheduled to be shown at Tang Contemporary Art - Bangkok opening on March 9, 2007. His dynamic multi-media portrait of the disappeared king of Thai silk, Jim Thompson, Lost in the City is on view at the Jim Thompson House Museum until March 31, 2007.

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