Month: January 2005

  • MyTAB

    Tokyo Art Beat has just updated with a bunch of new features that are sure to improve your Tokyo art life. MyTAB lets you personalize the way you access the site, and they’re now offering RSS feeds galore. A great site just got even better.

  • Art Meets Media: Adventures in Perception

    The new show at ICC, “Art Meets Media: Adventures in Perception,” makes a nice companion to the latest issue of ART iT. ICC introduced this group exhibition of media artists as an “ABC of media art”, and in fact it’s an event of great depth and covering a fairly wide scope. Next to works that…

  • Kyosk

    Don’t know much about the site — saw it promoted on the Supertalk! message board — but Kyosk seems to be a new-ish guide to cool happenings in the city.

  • Mizuguchi Tetsuya Interview

    Tokyopia has an interview up with REZ creator — and the more recent LUMINES for the PSP — Mizuguchi Tetsuya.

  • MOT Annual 2005: Life Actually

    Worst exhibition title of the year? This exhibition gathers female artists including Ikemura Leiko, Konoike Tomoko, Okada Hiroko, as well as Sawada Tomoko, who transformed into a whole class of school girls for a group shot (photo), and Shimada Yoshiko, who reveals “family secrets” she collected from visitors. The entire exhibition space is dominated by…

  • Art Harbour

    Art Harbour, the site that will be hosting Momus’ “Lost Radio Found Sound” project during his stay at Hakodate’s Future University, is now up.

  • The EWOK 5MH After Party

    And the flyer for the exhibition’s launch after party, happening at Unit.

  • Ewok 5MH

    The flyer for the “EWOK 5MH” exhibition happening at Depot in Nakameguro, February 8-26

  • Universal Symbol of the Brand

    The Mori Tower’s Mori Arts Center Gallery (52F) has just launched the Ando Tado designed Louis Vuitton exhibition “Universal Symbol of the Brand.” From antique trunks dating back to 1854, the birth of “Louis Vuitton”, to topical bags created in collaboration with modern artists, the many rare items featured in this exhibition trace the roots…

  • The Kids Are Alright

    The latest issue of BRUTUS takes a look at all things children, going as far as including a supplement entitled BRUTUS BAMBINI. They cover pretty much anything that revolves around the world of kids, from toys and clothing, to environment and literature. I was especially struck by the bold use of design in all of…