Canal Projects is pleased to present There’s no Place, a solo exhibition of large-scale textile installations by Jakkai Siributr. Bringing together both monumental and intimate hand-stitched works, the exhibition explores Thailand’s political and social histories, personal narratives of grief and remembrance, and the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation at Canal Projects expands upon Siributr’s ongoing investigation into collective storytelling through textile and participation, creating a space where personal and communal histories are interwoven through acts of care and collaboration.

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Image: Jakkai Siributr, There’s no Place, 2020-present installation shot from the Whitworth, The University of Manchester. Courtesy of the Artist & Flowers Gallery. Photo: Michael Pollard.