Month: April 2007
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Gothic Lolita & Punk Creators Club
My friend Tokyo Alice sends me word that she’s part of a new project called “Gothic Lolita & Punk Creators Club,” and they’re currently holding their first group exhibition at Laforet Harajuku, until April 30.
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Burn Suburbia
Justin Brown is behind a new t-shirt project called Burn Suburbia. The idea is to get designers from various cities to contribute designs, and their first tee, pictured above, was done in Tokyo by artist Gislene Mayumi Matsui. Also, they’ll have a booth at next month’s Design Festa (only on the Sunday, May 27, at…
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UT
UT? That would be Uniqlo’s new t-shirt brand. Yes, after a few years of ever-expanding summer t-shirt collections, they’re getting ready to launch a proper line, which will have its own retail space in Harajuku (6-10-8 Jingumae, 03-5468-7313 — it opens April 28), as well as an online webstore component. Tees will be sold in…
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The Poetry of Japanese Products
I’m usually on the ball when it comes to PingMag and their updates, but for some reason I missed this piece from last month, “Japanese Product Poetry,” written by my friend Bianca.
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TB Loves TM
Tyler Brule’s love affair with Tokyo Midtown continues, in his latest dispatch for the INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE.
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KOG + Starmen.net Contest
Some more The King of Games news, this time a contest with Starmen.net. We’re very excited to announce a contest with our friends over at Starmen.net, the ultimate resource for everything MOTHER/Earthbound-related. Up for grabs is a King of Games MOTHER Smaaash Starman shirt and a few other KOG goodies. The contest starts Sunday, April…
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ART iT 15
A new issue of ART iT (15) is out, covering this summer’s Venice Biennale. This issue is dedicated to the Venice Biennale that opens this June. Next to a feature introducing Cao Fei, a promising artist representing the young Chinese art scene, the issue contains comments from the first American in the role of total…
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This Week at Gridskipper
Baker Bounce Milano Salone by Way of Japan You can read all of my Gridskipper posts here (or even subscribe to a feed).