Month: February 2006

  • This Week at Gridskipper

    Junk Coffee Aoyama Book Center You can read all of my Gridskipper posts here (or even subscribe to a feed).

  • Frilly Military

    We finally get a peek at Momus’ upcoming album, OCKY MILK, with the release online of a video he shot himself yesterday in Kyoto for the track “Frilly Military.”

  • Radio MXUT Vol. 2

    Marxy and U.T. get down and dirty with a brand spankin’ new episode of Radio MXUT! Radio MXUT returns to the Internet with a new frantic mega-mix podcast based on the theme of “electricity.” Over the course of 49 minutes, hosts marxy and u.t. (Kiiiiiii) bring you thirty energetic musical selections: obscure pico pico Japanese…

  • A Better Mixi

    For those who still don’t know what Mixi is all about, PingMag is there to help out (and offer suggestions on how to improve the site).

  • The Feed

    It seems that the FeedBurner feed to the site had gone down after my update of WordPress (I think it had to do with the setting I used to redirect the feed produced by WP to the FeedBurner one). It’s back up now, and I do hope that you continue to use it as it…

  • Ayasaki

    Remember that post from a while back about Johan Prag looking for a design assistant? Seems like the person who got the position, Ayasaki, learned about it from here. It’s definitely nice to see that this site has its uses.

  • This Week in Magazines

    The latest issue of IDEA (315) features a rather nice gallery of drawings by Aquirax Uno, an artist I wasn’t familiar with at all. BRUTUS (588) sets out to learn from geniuses (“Meet the Geniuses”) in a feature that I found to be a bit too arbitrary. The latest PEN (170) is all about design…

  • Aoyama Book Center

    The Aoyama Book Center cares about good Japanese design, and you should too!

  • Curious QP

    I love that Patrick continues to search the city for signs of QP. His latest moblog find (what you see here) is a bit of a strange one (found in Minami-Asagaya). Update: And while on the topic of street tags, Patricks points us to CBCNET‘s photolog, TANK.

  • Missing Pages

    I mentioned the works of Tokyo-based Canadian video artist Jerome Olivier a while back, and he lets me know that his 24-minute short film, “Missing Pages (amended version),” an interesting motion/photo mix that he describes as “fotomation,” is now completed. You can view the opening 7 minutes on his site.