Category: Events
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MOT Annual 2005: Life Actually
Worst exhibition title of the year? This exhibition gathers female artists including Ikemura Leiko, Konoike Tomoko, Okada Hiroko, as well as Sawada Tomoko, who transformed into a whole class of school girls for a group shot (photo), and Shimada Yoshiko, who reveals “family secrets” she collected from visitors. The entire exhibition space is dominated by…
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The EWOK 5MH After Party
And the flyer for the exhibition’s launch after party, happening at Unit.
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Universal Symbol of the Brand
The Mori Tower’s Mori Arts Center Gallery (52F) has just launched the Ando Tado designed Louis Vuitton exhibition “Universal Symbol of the Brand.” From antique trunks dating back to 1854, the birth of “Louis Vuitton”, to topical bags created in collaboration with modern artists, the many rare items featured in this exhibition trace the roots…
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Archigram
“Archigram” is a new experimental architecture exhibition happening at Art Tower Mito‘s Contemporary Art Gallery. Looks like it’ll make for an excellent complement to the current Mori Art Museum “Archilab” exhibition, which I quite enjoyed. Archigram is the name of a group of experimental British architects active from the 60s to the early 70s, and…
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Project the Projectors 04-05
Some Tokyo Geidai sponsored events of interest. Did you know that the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music has a department of Inter Media Art? Professors include Fujihata Masaki (who featured in the latest issue of ART iT magazine), however this apparently doesn’t mean that “cutting-edge art” — the department’s Japanese name —…
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Asaba Katsumi
I was just at the new Asaba Katsumi GGG exhihition, “The Seven Faces of the ASABA.” In 2005, Ginza Graphic Gallery will open the year with The Seven Faces of the ASABA Exhibition. Along with forging a new era in the advertising and design world since the 1970s, Katsumi Asaba has displayed multiple talents while…
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Ross Lovegrove
Sounds like a nice one to check out. Internationally renowned British product designer and advocate of “organic design”, Ross Lovegrove came to Japan. In his two- and three-dimensional creations that look at once inorganically solid and sensuously soft the designer brings together sensitivity and technology for a fortunate marriage. His wire-frame objects onto which video…