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All about attitude
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 29/05/2013
» Two years ago, when I started my monthly column Queer Eye where I write about LGBT issues and gender diversity, I was inspired by the arrival of the Thai version of the famous UK gay magazine Attitude, one of my favourite publications today.
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Men hold court
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 10/06/2013
» The term lady-in-waiting refers to a female servant in a royal court. Some of these ladies manage to work their way up to gain a higher social status. Stories about these ladies sometimes reveal glimpses of palace life. But an even more interesting historical account can be sampled when these "ladies", along with the duties they perform, are replaced by men.
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Singing with conviction
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 16/10/2012
» When opera singer Koravee Soonthonvipat was a young boy, you would never see him anywhere near the spotlight. He was a timid, quiet student in class, until one day when he decided to sing for his grandfather. He then began to take singing classes. His plan was to sing at his birthday party as a surprise gift _ unfortunately his grandfather never made it to the special day.
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Tiring of the attire debate
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 22/08/2012
» Aug 30 is going to be a big day for Baramee "Denjan" Phanich, and for the transgender community in Thailand. Denjan, 23, is among five transsexual students who have been granted permission to wear female attire during the graduation ceremony at Thammasat University.
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Focus on sport
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 30/05/2012
» To welcome the spirit of that much-anticipated global sporting event _ the London 2012 Summer Olympics _ Serindia Gallery is staging "Endure", a collection of outstanding photographs that capture the beauty of athletic movement and the essence of sportsmanship by famed duo Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low, simply known as Anderson & Low.
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Families in the frame
Life, Yanapon Musiket, Published on 21/03/2012
» An element that exists and dominates the homes of many Thai families is a nicely framed family picture, where each family member is posed in a tamed gesture making serious eye contact with the camera _ with or without a smile. Artist and photographer Piyarat Piyapongwiwat found this kind of photography mysterious yet fascinating, but browsing through different family pictures it occurred to her that something was missing.
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