The Queen's Gallery The Queen's Gallery was built in 1971. Originally Mitr Chaibancha bought the space to prepare for a movie studio. But had to stop when he died in an accident while filming a movie in the year 1970. Later, the land became the property of Bangkok Bank. which provides opportunities for people with knowledge of arts and culture come into management and has been renovated into the Queen Sirikit Art Gallery Her Majesty the Queen later It is a place to showcase works of art. including paintings and sculptures by both old and new generations of Thai artists There are 5 floors in the art gallery, with the first floor being a multi-purpose hall enshrining the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, and the second floor being an exhibition space showing the works of new generation artists. Artists from the Royal Arts and Crafts Center for Embroidery Paintings, the 3rd floor exhibits winning images of the Bua Luang paintings, the 4th floor displays the works of the King, the great artists and national artists, and the 5th floor is a demonstration room for the creation of various arts and crafts. for the public to view the works of art This will encourage creativity and develop the skills of artists to progress. There will also be an auction and sale of t-shirts, ties, scarves from famous artists.