TAB Talks #3 – Participate!

On March 25, we will kick-start a sub-series of TAB Talks, aimed at shining the light on the foreign designers and artists living and working in Tokyo.

poster for TAB Talks #3

TAB Talks #3 "French à Tokyo"

at Izakaya dharma Cafe
in the Tokyo: Others area
This event has ended - (2008-03-25)

In Tab Talks Talk Announcements by Paul Baron 2008-03-16

The first guests will be a group of French designers.
After a short presentation of their recent work, we will have them share stories about their life and work in Japan, hardships and moments of joy.

The first guests will be a group of French designers working in various industries:
Gwenaël Nicolas (resident for 15 years, focuses on space and product design),
Audrey Fondecave (arrived in 2000, illustrator and art director of OK FRED magazine),
and Jérôme Senaillat (in Japan since 2006, web design and illustration).

Participate!

Make suggestions about themes or questions you would like them to answer. Leave your questions in the comments section below.
We will have the designers choose their favourite ones, and part of the talk will be dedicated to answering those questions.

Thank you for your support and see you on March 25th!

Paul Baron

Paul Baron. Born in 1977 in Paris. After graduating in 2002 from the London College of Communication, he moved to Tokyo to taste Japan's powerful visual culture. After 3 years at Honda R&D as an interaction designer and his 2004 launch of Tokyo Art Beat with Olivier and Kosuke, he now works as a usability and information designer at AQ, a Tokyo-based design & web agency. After-hours, he enjoys holding on to his rapidly fading unofficial title for biggest visitor of art exhibits in Tokyo and baking all sorts of cakes in his new Ikea kitchen. » See other writings

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