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There by the grace of art
Muse, Samila Wenin, Published on 12/01/2013
» Like her mentor, the father of Thai modern art Professor Silpa Bhirasri, Lawan Upa-in is as much a teacher through and through as she is an artist. Struggling with a way to have a nuanced conversation with a stranger she's just met, she finally gave in to her "habit", asking if she could just address herself as khru (teacher).
Drama, Trauma and Tantrums beyond the 'Terrible twos'
Muse, Samila Wenin, Published on 02/06/2012
» It now feels almost like a national disease, but it's indeed an instinctive, genetically-programmed original defence mechanism and offence strategy belonging exclusively to the human race. More naturally derived than learned, widely-written about and universally discussed up to doctorate thesis level, humans throw tantrums to get what they want starting at the age of two - the so-called "terrible twos" - and quite often, long after they have passed that age.
Beyond compere
Muse, Samila Wenin, Published on 10/03/2012
» The course of one's life is at times fated by making a particular decision at a certain time. Several look back at that life-changing choice with, or without, regret. Saraichatt Kunjara Jirapaet recalled the time she juggled three careers - acting, public relations and emcee - and beamed with the glow of those victorious few who know they have made the right decision. She ditched the desirable career in entertainment and has for the past decade become the Kingdom's most sought-after mistress of ceremonies, acting as an ambassador for various brands at public events.