TAB is Tokyo's bilingual art & design events guide.
Offering event listings, reviews and a shop, the site is updated daily and lists more than 500 current & upcoming art events, at any moment.
- Easy to use for all type of users, neophytes, casual art-goers or art professionals.
- Smart data organisation with events sorted by media, schedules, and location, as well as event lists like Closing soon, Most popular, Open late, and Free.
- Available via any PC or mobile phone or our 2 iPhone/Android apps.
- User-generated recommendations, reviews and much more:
MyTAB
Use MyTAB to bookmark, get email reminders and share your favorite events and venues found on Tokyo Art Beat.
TAB Blog Widget
Publish a list of event picks to your blog or website with just a few lines of code.
TAB’s Mission
- TAB is free for all, bilingual, independent, neutral, and non-profit.
- TAB promotes inter-cultural dialogue around art and design by presenting Tokyo's events to an audiences in Japan and abroad.
- TAB encourages everyone, even people who usually don't go see art, to discover art and design.
Since its launch in October 2004, Tokyo Art Beat has given a voice to hundreds of venues and artists who had little or no coverage or presence in traditional media or on the web. We've published information about more than 43,000 events, creating an impressive record of art in Tokyo.
The Art Beat Network
Tokyo Art Beat is part of the Art Beat network which promotes culture in exciting cities, with coverage in the Tokyo and Kansai regions of Japan, as well as in New York. Art Beat is a leading network of art and design event news and commentary.
The sites are powered by the BeatCMS, a custom system built by an international team of designers and developers."
TAB in the Press
TAB has been featured in Super News Fuji TV, Axis Mag, Nikkei Shimbun, The Japan Times, +81, Studio Voice, The New York Times Magazine, Wall Street Journal Online, Metropolis and many other publications.
About the Gadago NPO
Tokyo Art Beat is a free online service provided by the Non-Profit Organization Gadago NPO (Registered 2007-08-05 in Tokyo).
West Azabu 2F, 2-21-22 Nishi-Azabu, Minato-ku Tokyo 106-0031
Tel: 03-6427-6035
Credits
Founders & Site Administrators:
Paul Baron, Olivier Thereaux, Kosuke Fujitaka
PR & Content Supervision:
Kaori Sakai, Xin Tahara
Translator, Editors:
Darryl Jingwen Wee, Saka Matsushita, Chiaki Noji, Juri Okuyama
TABlog Editors:
Rie Yoshioka, William Andrews
Site Dev:
Olivier Thereaux, Paul Baron, Chris Palmieri and Kazuhiro Matsuura
And many thanks to:
Akiko Imaizumi, Gen Kanai, Raphaël Mazoyer, Jacob Simon, Arata Nomoto, Jun Kanai, Yoko Omori, Romain Daumont, Hanae Sakai, Hiroko Makuuchi, Hatsumi Izawa, Mitsuhiro Kokita, Yoshida Akiko, Tadafusa Honda, Jeffrey Ian Rosen, David d Heilly, Aya Matsuura, Kaori Honda, Kosuke Sakai, Jim O'Connell, Chris Heathcote, Adam Greenfield, Yuji Miyazaki, Miho Aoki, Yukiko Nakano, Kohei Aida, Asaka Barsley, Andreas Bovens, Raye Fukuda, Hisako Hashimoto, Tetsuo Hashimoto, Haruna Hirose, Chiharu Hisaki, Yukito Inoue, Miho Kazama, Akiko Kogiso, Shigeo Kon, Satoko Koike, Hiroko Makuuchi, Kaori Matsumoto, Haruna Mizogaki, Yumie Morohoshi, Renna Okubo, Hiroo Otsuka, Kozue Ooyama, Takae Sato, Sang-Hi Suh, Bram Vanmeirhaeghe, Kanako Fujimoto, Yoshihiro Kanematsu, Tomomi Sasaki, Ai Kikuchi, Chris Kobayashi, Kevin McGue, Manami Kamikawa-Beer, Mari Mukai, Andreas Bovens, Christophe Sautot, Patrick Benny, Makoto Hashimoto, Ashley Rawlings, Mayuko Kohno, Nozomi Koga, Motoko Shima, Naoki Matsuyama.









