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  • This Week at MoCo Loco

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    My weekly Tokyo round-up for MoCo Loco is up.

  • PechaKucha Night, the Book!

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    For those who’ve been wondering what exactly Uleshka is cooking at the KDa offices that involves PechaKucha Night, wonder no more: PechaKucha Night, the book! Sounds like the idea is to give organizers from around the world a voice, and to produce something that will try to capture what the PKN phenomenon has been all…

  • Crust and Dirt at Apple Store Shibuya

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    Here’s a video of the Crust and Dirt performance that took place at Apple Store Shibuya earlier this year. Paul Baron even makes an appearance!

  • Last Week at Atelier Muji

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    A few shots taken last week at the Atelier Muji gallery space in MUJI’s flagship store in Yurakucho. The exhibition runs until July 31.

  • Tokyo Fun Party Shop

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    Tokyo Fun Party has launched an online shop, meaning you can now buy all of their releases — for now Digiki’s BEAT VACATION and Chimidoro’s MINNA NO UTA — directly from them. In other TFP news, you can catch some of the members at the “Disco Teenage Kicks Vol. 16” event on July 27 and…

  • TABlog: Fixing the Art Directors Club Exhibition

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    As I always do, I did enjoy this year’s edition of the 2007 Art Directors Club awards exhibition, running this month at both the Ginza Graphic Gallery and Creation Gallery G8. Chris Palmieri of AQ finds fault though, and suggests ways to fix thing in this TABlog post.

  • Happening in Tokyo

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    Tonight (July 7) sees an all-night event (23:30-29:00) at Liquid Loft to celebrate Minimal Tokyo‘s first anniversary. Ani Watanabe and Masanori Ikeda have an upcoming show at the Calm & Punk Gallery in Nishi-Azabu, “Two Photographers in Shanghai” (July 20-31). There’s an opening party on July 20, and a talk event on July 28.

  • Be a Better PechaKucha Night Presenter

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    Paul Baron offers up some great tips on what potential presenters should keep in mind before they grab the mic and show their 20 slides at PechaKucha Night. He should know, he’s done it 3 times — for Tokyo Art Beat, Divvy/Dual#1, and AQ — and has attended countless times. I presented myself last year…