Category: Events
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Tokyo Fun Party Presents Juliana
It’s no secret, I’m really excited by this. Tokyo Fun Party is about to launch a new monthly series of dance parties under the Juliana monicker — yes, it’s a wink at that infamous club of the same name, when excess in Tokyo was the norm — starting Sunday, December 17. Resident DJs will include…
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Ooito + Th’ Rezidents Exhibition at Cafe Pause
I’m very happy to announce that starting next week, Cafe Pause will be hosting an exhibition by designers Huschang Pourian and Sonia Chow (December 11-24). The show will be divided in two phases, with the first week (December 11-17) covering Huschang’s streetwear line Ooito (it launches with a Spring 2007 collection, so this will act…
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PauseTalk 6
Last night saw another great turnout for PauseTalk, with me managing to get through it despite my cold (I didn’t have much of a voice by the end though). We discussed the wiki project — the wiki is online, but I haven’t made it public yet, but this should happen soon enough — and also…
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See There, Can’t See There
The other day I went to see Nao Suzuki‘s new photo exhibition, “See There, Can’t See There,” (along with photographer Noboru Takahashi) at the Yokohama Portside Gallery, which runs until December 22. Here’s a Flickr photoset of a few shots I took.
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Marxy + U.T.
Marxy and U.T. performing this past Sunday at OK Fred HQ. It was great finally seeing Marxy play live, especially in such an intimate setting.
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More Nudie Cafe Photos
The “Nudie Cafe” event is long over, but here’s a Flickr photoset taken by Jens Petersen (for those who came to the party, he was also the first DJ). Pictured here at the party are, on the left, Greg McMaster of Sundown, his wife in the middle (they were both there on their wedding anniversary…
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Tinyvices.com
VICE magazine is hosting an exhibition, “Tinyvices.com,” at Studio Bee in Daikanyama (December 16-24). It’s curated by Tim Barber, and you’ll find more info at the Tinyvices.com site (and here’s the flyer).
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Kiyoshi Kuroda at PingMag
PingMag interviews artist Kiyoshi Kuroda about his new exhibition (it started yesterday) at Nanzuka Underground, “DISCOLOR.”