Category: Photography

  • I Walk the Streets at Night

    A few new shots from Tim.

  • Prints Are Good

    Tim Rudder is offering up prints of some of his recent photos, so best to go quick and take him up on his offer now! Update:Β Please take note that you’ll need to cover the printing and postage cost.

  • The Many Views of the Nakagin Capsule Tower

    Tokyo-based architect Steve Lidbury sends in this great montage of the Nakagin Capsule Tower. Catch it now before it’s gone!

  • The Pakuri of New Order

    Marxy covers the latest case of pakuri — “the unprincipled use of creative elements from someone else in a similar context as the original without self-acknowledgment of the borrowing” — from Japan, this time New Order’s new DVD “homage” to photographer Ryuji Miyamoto’s “Tokyo 1995” photo.

  • Naked Tokyo: 07 [Portraits]

    The Naked Tokyo Collective is set to produce the one-day “Naked Tokyo: 07 [Portraits]” exhibition at SuperDeluxe. The Naked Tokyo Collective applies its signature mix of shock and serenity, outrageous tableaux and seductive views, to the art of contemporary portraiture. In considering the theme: Contemporary Portraiture from Tokyo, Naked Tokyo artists were encouraged to explode…

  • Tim Rudder’s Tokyo Photography

    Animator Tim Rudder has put up a site for the photography he’s been taking in and around Tokyo since he moved to the city.

  • Yadoya

    What do you do with a back-alley ex-izakaya set to be demolished? You organize an exhibition there of course, which is what you’re getting with “Yadoya,” a one-night only show to be held this Sunday (April 15, 18:00-21:00). As Alin Huma describes it, “5 people with quite unrelated backgrounds have spontaneously decided to have a…

  • Katrin Paul Solo Exhibition

    Photographer Katrin Paul — friend of PauseTalk — will have a new solo show starting this Thursday (April 12) at Youkobo Art Space. “100 100 100 0 or 0 0 0 100 and the Devils Grandmother” will run until April 22, with an opening talk this Saturday (April 14) from 17:00 to 18:00, followed by…