Silpakorn University is ready to showcase its potential in integrating research innovation and creative arts to increase economic value. This exhibition was held on the occasion of the visit by Prof. Dr. Yotchanan Wongsawat, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI), on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at Silpakorn University, Tha Phra Palace. The visit aimed to observe the university's progress, particularly in education, research, innovation, and creativity, which are vital mechanisms for national development and for elevating Thailand's creative economy.
During this occasion, Prof. Dr. Yotchanan Wongsawat attended presentations of national award-winning research and creative works from Silpakorn University, displayed through four main research exhibitions: "From the Soil to the Fabrics of Nakhon Nayok," "Living Well in Samut Songkhram," "Clay to Create: Value-creating Innovations from Clay," and "Exquisite Thai Architectural Art: Weaving Printmaking Lines to the Global Stage."
As a higher education institution with a unique identity in integrating arts and sciences, Silpakorn University is committed to driving learning, research, and innovation alongside the conservation and expansion of art and cultural capital. This aims to sustainably create value for society and the nation. This visit marks a significant opportunity to reflect Silpakorn University's potential and strengthen collaborations to advance education, research, and innovation in response to future challenges.
