Month: July 2007
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Architectural Office
I promise, this is the last photo I post today, taken while I was testing my new camera. This is an architectural office, located along Kanda River. They usually keep it open like this, making it look like a cafe. It was Craig Mod, of Chin Music Press, who showed me the place a few…
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Meiji Street
Yes, another shot taken today with my new camera, this time on Meiji street, down the hill from Ikebukuro station, heading towards Gokokuji.
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Kanda River
Another shot taken today with my new camera, this time of Kanda River. It’s a from the spot where I took that huge photostitch I posted in the other post. I’m really enjoying shooting in widescreen mode as well.
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Minami-Ikebukuro Park
Another photostitch experiment I did today with my new camera (this is actually made up of the first 4 pictures I took with it) is my favorite hangout these days, Minami-Ikebukuro park. You can see a larger version here. Recognize that bike on the right? Yup, that’s my MUJI bike.
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Happening in Tokyo
Photographer Katrin Paul gives a slide show and talk on the this summer’s 3 major European contemporary art exhibitions, tonight (July 28) at Youkobo Art Space (17:00-18:30).
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PingMag: Chocolate
PingMag covers the Naoto Fukasawa-produced “Chocolate” exhibition at the 21_21 Design Sight. You have until tomorrow (July 29) to catch it yourself.
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New Media Design School at Keio
Core77 posts an interview with digital artist and filmmaker Masa Inakage, who will head the new Graduate School of Media Design at Keio University — the programs will be offered in both English and Japanese. More details here, and a direct link to the interview here.
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A Second Look at the Spring 2007 Anime Season
Back in April, when the last season of anime started, I promised I’d post some thoughts on the series that I started watching. Well, bad blogger that I am, I never got around to doing it, but I figure I can still share a few words on what I’ve been following, since the ones I…
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Tama Art University Library
This Flickr account has quite a few photos of Toyo Ito-designed Tama Art University Library. Via Dezain.net.