“Supamas” brings the exhibition “Colour of Culture” and cooperation in museum- and product design with research and innovation. To the United Kingdom on 18 May 2024, Ms. Supamas Isaraphakdi, Minister of Higher Education, led the exhibition “Colour of Culture – Exploring the Textiles of the Hilltribes” showing Thai folk art related to the work. Thai folk arts and cultural diversity along with cooperation in managing museums and products To the United Kingdom, along with Mr. Thani Thongphakdi, Ambassador to London, Dr. Wiparat Diong, Director of the National Research Council of Thailand, Ms. Sue Tapliss, Director of the Whitchurch Silk Mill Museum, Deputy Lieutenant Lady Portal (Louisa), Professor Peter Pilgrim, Christine Betesford MBE and Associate Professor Dr. Namfon Lai Sattruklai, an expert in the management of arts and crafts museums. As well as important people of the Whitchurch Silk Mill administration, participated in the collaborative activities between W.C. by W.C. and the Whitchurch Silk Mill Museum, Whitchurch. Hampshire County united kingdom At the beginning of May 2024, Ms. Supamas said that research plays a very important role in being the foundation for creating knowledge and technology. To develop the wisdom of the nation and for the development of the country, the exhibition ‘Colour of Culture – Exploring the Textiles of the Hilltribes’ is a dissemination of research results under the support of a grant from NRCT in the area of creative textile arts that are transmitted through the use of Knowledge from studies and research on local wisdom of the Thai ethnic group in clothing made from natural fibers with unique colors. By signing the memorandum of understanding on cooperation this time, the Ministry of Vocational Education supports the extension of research and innovation of Vocational Colleges according to government policy. especially the creation of cultural capital Raise the level of social work and increase the country’s competitiveness Including promoting the country’s research potential, conserving, continuing, and expanding art and culture. and support Soft Power policies to drive the economy through art research. The cooperation framework is an integration of cooperation in research, development and upgrading of creative arts innovations. Covers museum management product design and academic exchange in various fields related
