Tolerance Posters

O n July 26th, 2025, a student Tolerance workshop was held for young school students aged 16-18 at June Art Home in Phitsanulok, Thailand. This was the second Tolerance workshop held there . A total of 23 hand-drawn, innovative and visually-stunning student Tolerance posters were created and displayed alongside the main Tolerance Poster Show. June Art Home was founded by Chitlada Wiriyaprasit – June in 1997. Her school focuses on kids and youth. She teaches her students with an open-ended approach in mind, which gives them a broad degree of freedom to create their art and design. Starting with painting, clay work, and collage art, she now also hosts alternative movie screenings and partners with organizations to create activities that help kids and youth enjoy art. This workshop was made possible by the tireless efforts of Chitlada Wiriyaprasit – June, Kritchanat Plianchoei – Ton, Paphawarin Seeladee – June, and Akarawut Kraikhajornkiti – Nae, with support from North Danaiphan.

On January 21st,  June Art Home 's students, aged 16-18, were invited to create their own Tolerance posters. Since there is no direct translation for the word tolerance in the Thai language, the students of  June Art Home  found their own replacement for that word. They designed their Tolerance posters based on them. To be inspired in their creation, the students were surrounded by the official Tolerance posters created by professional artists. At the end of the workshop, the students' Tolerance posters were on display alongside the official Tolerance Poster Show. The event also included movie screenings and students reading stories. The founder of  June Art Home , Chitlada Wiriyaprasit - June, hopes that after this experience, the students can be inspired to develop their artistic skills and social responsibilities.   Chitlada Wiriyaprasit - June opened her schoolin 1997. Her school focus on kids and youth. She teach her student with open-end in mind, that make...

On December 10th we had the opening of the Tolerance Poster Show in Bangkok, Thailand. The show takes place in the Samyan Mitrtown shopping mall, and it is part of the Winter Book Fest 2020 .   This show was made possible with the help of North Danaiphan and his studio Zerotwostudio , and Chonticha Lerthattasin and her company, Fourart1994 Co., Ltd. Special thanks to Charun Homtientong, the owner of the publishing company Saengdao , who helped us with the construction and printing cost.  And we are grateful to the Samyan Mitrtown shopping mall for not only hosting the show but also extending it to the end of January. Last but not least, we would like to thank Sirithada Kongpha and Siranan Hohum for their support.