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An interview with music, video and conceptual design artist Sputniko!

An interview with the program director of FILMeX, Shozo Ichiyama

Looking back at the period of the Metabolists through the eyes of today

Interviews with Kozo Miyoshi and Asako Narahashi, two of the photographers participating in the “Cherry Blossoms of Memory” exhibition at RICOH Photo Gallery RING CUBE in Ginza.

An interview with Motohiko Odani.

Misa Shin talks to TAB about the opening of her new gallery in Shirokane.

We interview sociologist and art researcher Adrian Favell, who has specialized in the contemporary Japanese art scene.

An interview with Noriyuki Haraguchi.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

We interview Toshiki Okada, the leader of Japanese theater company chelfitsch.

An architectural team talks to TABlog about its plans for a public art installation.

An interview with Fumiko Imano, an artist with big guns.

TABlog interviews Oron Catts, one of the artists behind the Tissue Culture and Art Project.

A major new exhibition by the installation artist opens in Kamakura.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

An interview with ON Megumi Akiyoshi.

A new gallery opens in Shibuya, specializing in Chinese contemporary photography.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

TAB talks to Iranian artist Sara Dolatabadi about her work, politics and artistic honesty.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

Our Guest Blogger gives their recommendations on what’s hot in our new regular column.

Two American zinesters talk about cracking into the Japanese zine world.

Jonathan Chandler, owner of Bonehouse Books, talks to TABlog about humanism in comics, geki-ga and making mundane manga.

In the second of our interviews with zinesters in Japan, we talk to a Nagoya-based comic artist.

An interview with Sayaka Akiyama.

With Japan’s first art book fair Zine’s Mate held recently in Tokyo, zines are very much in the public eye at the moment. TABlog presents a short introduction to the Japanese scene and interviews some of the main players, both Japanese and foreigners.

Two young artists from two very different countries both use paper to explore mythology and identity.