- Kata Sangkhae Questions raised to authority by three-dimensional, video art and hip-hop Written by Neu / Translated by AURA ART https://aura-asia-art-project.com/en/artists/kata-sangkhae/
- Bangkok Art Biennale 2018 https://bab18.bkkartbiennale.com/profile/kata-sangkhae/
- Beyond BAB - Companion Hands by Kata Sangkhae https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1uJEpRimOU&t=1s
- "Companion Hands - Happiness Mudra" 2018 by Kata Sangkhae Thai native Kata Sangkhae, loves to cast a light on the socio-political issues that surround the daily lives of his fellow Thais and the wider world and his works for BAB certainly hit the target with creative precision. “Companion Hands – Happiness Mudra” 2018 bring into the sights the juxtapose nature of the current political environment of Thailand in conscientiously objective way with the use of bronze cast hand gestures of love propped up by arn armament of ammunition in the East Asiatic Building along Chao Phraya River. In this short video, Kata goes into detail his inspirations for the works and his sentiments behind its creation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BH9ZagrO9g&t=2s
- Symbolic Uncertainty, in his solo exhibition Kata Sangkhae probes the nature of Thai identity https://www.bangkokpost.com/life/arts-and-entertainment/1401122/symbolic-uncertainty
- นิทรรศการ "ชาตินี้ที่รักเราคงรักกันไม่ได้ : Unloveable"http://exhibition.contestwar.com/node/2515
- Kata Sangkhae https://www.art-mate.net/doc/59831?name=Kata+Sangkhae
- OUR SUNSHINE by Kata Sangkhae 11/08 — 23/09/2018 Our Sunshine is a solo exhibition by Kata Sangkhae. The name is inspired from a novel written by Australian writer, Robert Drewe. The story tells the life of a great thief of 19th century, Ned Kelly, a commoner who was abused by the power of the state and later became a thief. He stole from the rich and gave to the poor. Ned Kelly became a figure of an outlaw hero. His story became a local folktales among Australian that was told through novels, folk songs, movies, and various art.
Kata is interested in the relationship between humanity, resistance against injustice, and abusive power. In the era where law does not exist to serve the people, but rather serves the power of the state, as told in the story of this great thief. Kata used this tale of this outlaw hero as a tool to explain the current condition of Thailand, that despite a long history of nation building, and should have become a stable country, still face situations that seems to bring the nation back to era prior to state building. The civilization that has been changed and torn, has no longer become stable, rather it seems to hide certain barbarism in it.
https://galleryver.com/event/our-sunshine/ - OUR SUNSHINE by Kata Sangkhae https://www.artforum.com/uploads/guide.004/id29182/press_release.pdf
- BANGKOK PROJECT/ CULTURAL EXCHANGE https://www.curatorialcollective.org/sawasdee
- Symposium: We Can’t Forget How to Move - Panel Abstract
21 July 2022, 12–2pm (London) / 1–3pm (Zurich) / 6–8pm (Bangkok) / 7–9pm (Hong Kong)https://www.scm.cityu.edu.hk/events/symposium-we-cant-forget-how-move/panel2 - Symposium: We Can’t Forget How to Move https://www.afterall.org/videos/cities-on-the-move-symposium-we-cant-forget-how-to-move-day-2-21-july-2022/
- Talk Exchange: Kata Sangkae & Neil Jeffries
2020/11/18 https://www.ucl.ac.uk/slade/events/contemporary-art-lectures/talk-exchange-kata-sangkae-neil-jeffries-20201118/ - Hua Krathi 2013 https://www.screenspace.com/Screen-Space-Publications-web-pdfs/Hua-Krathi-2013-Catalogue-WEB.pdf