Category: Events

  • International Portable Film Festival

    Continuing with the video theme, here’s the International Portable Film Festival, which looks like a fairly ambitious project. Already showing is their “Six Cities” program. The Six Cities project features the work of filmmakers from around the world including Tokyo, New York, Montreal, London, Melbourne and Vancouver. Each filmmaker was asked to create a film…

  • Mirrorball Nippon 2

    Time to get ready for another music video festival in town, this time courtesy of Mirrorball Nippon, and taking place at everyone’s favorite creative venue, SuperDeluxe. The music video showcase Mirrorball, screened annually at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, celebrated its 10th anniversary last year. To mark the occasion, the acclaimed event will be presented…

  • Color Waves

    Hiroaki Koshiba is presenting a new exhibition, “Color Waves,” at The Pink Cow this month (until April 30), and it will culminate in a closing party and live painting session on the last day, from 18:00 to 22:00 (the live painting will happen from 19:00 to 20:00).

  • Devilrobots Exhibition 2006

    Saw this at the Shift blog with no details other than the image. I imagine TAB will have more info later on in the month.

  • DJ Chipple

    Patrick is going to be digging out some goodies from his massive collection to do a bit of DJ at cara*mill, a shop/cafe/bar in Kichijoji, tomorrow. Free entry, all drinks at 400 yen, and more details here.

  • PechaKucha Vol. 31

    If you didn’t know — I just found out today when the listing popped up at TAB — this month’s PechaKucha Night (Vol. 31) is happening tonight, on a Tuesday (not the regular Wednesday). I should be going, so hope to see some of you there!

  • Canadian Video Art

    The “Canadian Video Art Channel Vol.3” event held last Friday night at Tokyo Wonder Site in Shibuya. Sitting to the left is event organizer and participant Shinobu Akimoto.

  • TAB Events

    With the latest redesign of my site I had to get rid of my Tokyo Art Beat listings in the sidebar, which is a bit unfortunate. You all know how much I live and die by TAB listings, and so I think that at the very least I should post my list of recommended events…