Category: Events
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Green Winter on YouTube
Get a video tour of PMKFA‘s recent “Green Winter” exhibition, courtesy of YouTube.
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Evolving Japanese Cinema
It started tonight, but you can still catch screenings this weekend (February 3-4) for the latest program from TOKYO FILMeX, “Evolving Japanese Cinema,” including films by directors such as Takeshi Kitano (VIOLENT COP), Kiyoshi Kurosawa (CHARISMA), and Sabu (MONDAY). Remember, all films include English subtitles, and the entry is only 600 yen.
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Juliana 2 Rocked the House
Last night was another great “Juliana” party at Soft in Shibuya, courtesy of Tokyo Fun Party. HOME CUT played an amazing funky disco dance set that had everyone shaking, and Chimidoro performed a lively set that was much appreciated by the crowd. I’m of course not forgetting Juliana resident DJs Digiki, SoccerBoy, and KazuNoco —…
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International Creative Workshop 2007
Looking to get some up-close time with Rinzen and Airside? That’s exactly what you get to do if you participate in the “International Creative Workshop 2007,” presented by the Intercross Creative Center. The workshop, which will include the production of a book, takes place in Sapporo, February 13-23, and you’ll find all the necessary details…
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FAMIMODE
This weekend is definitely looking like a great one — on top of the already mentioned Tokyo Fun Party “Juliana” on Sunday, the night before sees the all-night “FAMIMODE,” produced by the great Kichijoji retro game shop Meteor. I’ll let Jason, aka 6955, tell you why you’ll want to go: For those of you in…
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The National Art Center, Tokyo
The new National Art Center, Tokyo — designed by Kisho Kurokawa — is open as of yesterday, launching with the inaugural exhibition “Living in the Material World – ‘Things’ in Art of the 20th Century and Beyond,” that runs until March 19. Read more about the center here.
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The Green Winter Opening Event
I’ve put up a Flickr photoset of photos from last night’s opening event for PMKFA‘s “Green Winter” exhibition. It was a blast, and well worth the trek out to Kamata, despite the cold and rain.