Category: Events

  • 3+5+6+8

    Nao Suzuki has an upcoming exhibition, “3+5+6+8,” featuring works from her published series no. 3, 5, 6, and 8. It takes place at Gallery Omotesando, March 6-11 (open 12:00-19:00 daily). More info here (in Japanese).

  • Spiral

    A picture I took a while back at the Spiral exhibition I talk about in the first episode of my Tokyo Boy podcast (and if you listened to the podcast in iTunes or on a color-screen iPod you saw this image as a chapter marker).

  • Signal to Noise

    Luc Meier of Pro Helvetia, the Arts Council of Switzerland, sends word of the upcoming “Signal to Noise – Audio Swiss Japan” tour, to hit a few cities in Japan (Tokyo, Yamaguchi, Kyoto, Osaka, and Nagoya) in March (3-17), and bringing together avant-guard electronic artists Guenter Mueller, Jason Kahn, Norbert Moeslang, Tomas Korber, and Christian…

  • Construction Sights

    Yes, the title of this post is spelled correctly. What you see here is a picture taken at the “Construction Sights: Building Site Design” exhibition I mentioned seeing at Matsuya’s Design Gallery in Ginza the other day. It ends February 20 (Monday), so this weekend is your last chance to catch it. I put up…

  • The Last of the Tees

    Well, Canadian Style is now officially over. I will be posting a last round-up of the event, probably tomorrow, but for now I just want to announce that as far as the tees go, there are now only 6 left, in the following sizes: 2 red Smalls, 3 white Smalls, and 1 white Medium. So…

  • Red + White/Read + Write

    Our red wall (part of the “Red + White/Read + Write” interactive installation) has gotten quite the makeover over the past week, and it’s going to be a sad moment to have to paint it over (back to white) on Sunday night (which will mark the end of Canadian Style).

  • TOKYODARSH

    I mentioned it the other day through an update, but I think it deserves a new post: this Saturday (February 11), 20:30, 2000 yen, at Closet Freaks, it’s TOKYODARSH, featuring the first “live” clash between Darsh and Digiki! More info from Digi Nikki.

  • Canadian Style Material

    I’ve created a Flickr photoset that includes all the material I created for the Canadian Style event, including the two placemats that you see here.