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Collaborative Acts of Intervention
Wako Works of Art holds a curated show of work by Danish artists Nina Beier and Marie Lund.
Revealing what the Internet cannot
An exhibition at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography unveils the secrets of the Forbidden City, or rather an older window to them.
Liberated Materials - Clearly Kuramata
Highlights from Shiro Kuramata’s career currently on display at Clear Gallery demonstrate his attention to the vanishing detail.
Crossings on the 52nd Floor
The second installment of the Mori Art Museum’s survey of Japanese contemporary art consists of 36 artists that you apparently must see now.
Making sense of ‘Collapse’
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo redisplays works in its collection in a study of how artists have responded to the disasters of the 20th century.
Black Box, White Box: Setting Foot in Risaku Suzuki’s Nature Photography
Presentation is the key in this exhibition of work by this prominent Japanese photographer.
Clothes that Mature like Fine Wine
Fashion designer Junya Tashiro opened an exhibition of his unique fashion creations at Tokyo Midtown’s Design Hub, September 28th-30th.
Barry McGee: Maintaining his Street Cred with Ease
It’s hard not to feel somewhat doubtful and slightly cautious when viewing a show of a graffiti-turned-celebrated-museum-artist.
Movements on Mescaline
The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo exhibits Henri Michaux’s lyrical abstractions.
Shirts, Skirts and Skyscrapers
“I want a dress with the structural support of Tokyo Tower.” “Those apartments would look better with printed pictures of watermelons with black, neon blue or lavender backgrounds on the walls.”
‘Unprinting’ Color Prints: Graphic Trial 2007
A visit to this exhibition feels like a cross between an art-school senior thesis presentation and a walk-through technical manual for the making of Pop Art.
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