River City Bangkok and REACH, with the support of Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture, are set to transform the capital’s riverside arts hub into an immersive urban playground with ‘Graffiti Social Club’-a dynamic international exhibition celebrating graffiti’s rise from underground subculture to global art form.
First established in Taiwan in 2019 by graffiti artist and curator REACH, Graffiti Social Club was envisioned as a platform where street artists could exchange ideas and showcase their creativity without boundaries. Over the years, it has been featured in major museums and galleries across Taiwan-including the Juming Museum in Keelung and Songshan Cultural and Creative Park in Taipei-creating bridges between local and international art communities.
Making its Thailand debut in 2025, the Graffiti Social Club exhibition at River City Bangkok’s RCB Galleria 5 will feature works by 12 acclaimed artists from Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, the United States, and Europe. Participating artists include ALEX FACE, GREMS, LUGOSIS, MHAK, Mr.OGAY, POSE, REACH, RUKKIT, SONG, TENGA ONE, T-WEST, and yoshi47.
The exhibition aims to capture the energy, diversity, and evolution of contemporary graffiti culture. Visitors can expect a vibrant fusion of murals, tags, and mixed-media installations that blur the lines between street and gallery. Each piece reflects the artist’s unique style and story, exploring themes of identity, community, and resistance.
According to REACH, Graffiti Social Club was born out of a desire to create a space where Taiwanese graffiti artists could step onto the international stage. ‘Graffiti has always been about breaking boundaries-between public and private, between rebellion and expression. This exhibition continues that spirit by connecting artists across cultures,’ he said.
The Bangkok edition came to life after REACH met Toby Lu, Director of Sales and Marketing at River City Bangkok, whose vision of collaboration aligned perfectly with his mission to expand the project globally.
‘Thailand’s thriving street art scene and deep-rooted cultural heritage make it the perfect place to host Graffiti Social Club,’ said Lu. ‘This exhibition not only brings together artists from around the world but also strengthens Bangkok’s position as a creative hub in Asia.’
Graffiti Social Club will be open to the public with free admission from 10 October 2025 to 4 January 2026 at RCB Galleria 5, 3rd Floor, River City Bangkok.