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Category: Art

  • ART iT Goes Online-Only

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    I happened to pick up the latest issue of ART iT (23) yesterday for the cafe, and now I learn that it’s the final issue (or close to it). According to Digiki — who tweeted the news — the magazine is moving completely online.

  • Des Ailes

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    My dearest Audrey — and Radio OK Fred co-host — has produced a new book, and the launch happens tonight (18:00-20:00) at NOW IDeA by UTRECHT in Aoyama — this will be an advance sale of the book. Des Ailes is an adaptation of the Graine-d’aile fairy tale by French surrealist poet Paul Eluard, featuring…

  • 101TOKYO Opening

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    On Wednesday I attended the opening for this year’s second edition of 101TOKYO, held again in Akihabara, but this time at the Akiba Square event space inside the UDX building. It’s not really fair to compare this edition to last year’s — they were quite different beasts — so I’ll just congratulate Jason, Kosuke, Donald,…

  • Artscape International

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    Artscape International is a monthly version in English of Japanese art website Artscape, edited by Alan Gleason. You’ll find reviews and commentary, as well as an exhaustive database of museums and galleries.

  • Tokyo Fucking City

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    Me taking a shot with my iPhone of some street art in Ebisu. Photo by Erika Nishizato.

  • 101TOKYO Under Construction

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    Spotted on Facebook: the 101TOKYO event space being put together. The show itself runs April 2-5 at Akiba Square (inside the UDX building) in Akihabara, and make sure to drop by Thursday evening (April 2, 18:00-20:00) for a special edition PechaKucha Night hosted by our very own Mark Dytham.

  • The Physical Value of Sound

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    Designboom covers Yuri Suzuki‘s “The Physical Value of Sound” exhibition, now on at Clear Gallery in Roppongi. It runs until May 2.

  • TABlog News Digest

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    Tokyo Art Beat‘s blog has a look at Tokyo/Japan-related art news from the week of March 23-27. I hope they continue with these.