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Australia-Thai Rabbit Card art show opens in Bangkok

An exhibition of 35 winning designs from the Australia-Thailand Rabbit Card competition opened at Bangkok's Siam Discovery, celebrating cultural ties between the two nations through creative artwork blending iconic symbols like koalas and e

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BANGKOK — 22 April 2026, The Australian Embassy in Thailand, in partnership with Siam Piwat Group, has launched a Rabbit Card design exhibition at Siam Discovery, showcasing creative works that highlight ties between the two countries.

Running from 22 April to 17 May, the exhibition features 35 selected designs from the third Rabbit Card Design Competition, organised by the embassy. The winning entry has been produced as a limited-edition Rabbit Card.

Australian Ambassador to Thailand Angela Macdonald said the exhibition followed strong public interest in the competition, which attracted more than 100 submissions across a wide range of styles and age groups. "It is encouraging to see iconic symbols such as the Australian koala and the Thai elephant reinterpreted to reflect the close relationship between our nations," she said.

The top prize was awarded to Kiadtisak Paramasin, whose design combines Thailand's mythical temple guardian "Yak" with an Australian kangaroo. He received a return flight from Bangkok to Sydney and a two-night hotel stay, sponsored by Thai Airways and Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok. Other winners included first runner-up Korakot Chaiyont, who received a hotel stay, and second runner-up Pison Wimonsoponkitti, who was awarded gift sets featuring Australian and Thai products.

Organisers said the exhibition also includes interactive activities, with visitors able to take part in a design challenge for a chance to win limited-edition cards. The display is being held on the third floor of Siam Discovery until 1 May before moving to the fifth floor from 2–17 May.

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