The Supreme Artist Hall was constructed in 1996 with an area of 8,000 square metres.  It is situated in the Klong Ha Sub-District, Klong Luand District, Pathum Thani Province, a site under the supervision of the Fine Arts Department, Ministry of Culture. 

The Supreme Artist Hall exhibits the arts and artistic works of His Majesty the King Bhumibol Adulyadej and National Artists.  The building has three stories which are divided into seven rooms, one for administration, one for temporary exhibition, five for permanent exhibitions (two for the Supreme Artist, and three for National Artists since 1985.)The exhibition halls are equipped with modern mixed media, such as video, multimedia computer, video CD, slide multi vision, etc.

The exhibition rooms for H.M. the King consist of:

The Supreme Artist Room (second floor) which houses an exhibition of H.M. the King’s life and artistic talents in the areas of architectural landscape, handicraft, painting, sculpture, literature, rhetoric, and photography.  The works are presented in the form of pictures, videos, and models.  The exhibition is divided into six sections, such as, H.M. the King’s achievements in literature, painting, and handicrafts.

The Supreme Artist Room (third floor) which is dedicated to a video presentation of H.M. the King’s achievements in the fields of music and song composition, and personal movie-making.

The exhibitions are open to the public Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30 to 16.00.  Admission is free.  For group admission, please contact 02 9865020-4 Fax.02 9865023.