Photo Reports | TABlog | Tokyo Art Beat

Following its summer re-scheduling last year, Japan’s largest art event returns to its usual spring position

Two venues. Two art fairs. One weekend.

Arguably the biggest art event of the year kicks off in the Tokyo neighbour.

After being postponed due to the March 11th earthquake Art Fair Tokyo finally kicked off

The first edition of a new public art event series lands in Ni-chome.

The gallery showcase event returns.

A new art fair (and art fair business model) is born in Tokyo.

Shirokane gets a new art space, courtesy of the former director of Art Fair Tokyo.

Kate Rohde’s exhibition opening, November 5 2010, at the Koishikawa Annex, the University Museum.

A new fashion and design show re-evaluates Japanese “monozukuri”.

Nawa’s latest solo exhibition at SCAI THE BATHHOUSE, “Synthesis”, presents a new development in the “BEADS” series and an installation of drawings.

“How small? How vast? How architecture grows.” exhibition at Shiseido Gallery.

The classy art fair bringing together Japanese and overseas photography galleries kicked off in Roppongi.

Mori Art Museum’s new blockbuster exhibition.

Tokyo Art Book Fair, organized by Oliver Watson and Hiroshi Eguchi, was held for the second time.

Austrian artists gathered at Tokyo Wonder Site, Shibuya for a film and photography exhibition exploring “the latent darkness and insanity hidden inside bodies and cities”…

The annual SICF at Spiral was a four-day showcase, highlighting up-and-coming talent in the fields of painting, graphics, design and fashion.

Shibuya’s streets came alive with performance art, music and sculpture for “Art Re-Public Tokyo”.

The annual public art event brought out crowds to watch and interact with bright and cheerful attractions.

The biggest event in the Japanese art calendar kicked off at the International Forum.

The female artist-orientated gallery in the NADiff building, Ebisu, closed its doors on March 14.

A stylish art fair is born at Mori Arts Center Gallery.

Nude photos filled magical, ARTROOM for an exhibition’s first night.

An extraordinary project sees the old French Embassy in Tokyo transformed.

Tokyo’s third main art fair and its second contemporary art fair was held at Tokyo Bijutsu Club. The fair focussed on young artists and affordable art pieces.

Re-opening after a stint of refurbishment, the Aoyama gallery is hosting “Oil”, an exhibition by Isa Genzken.

An exhibition at Gallery MA showcases the work of the Tokyo architecture office.

Part of Tokyo Design Week 2009, Spiral hosted the Emerging Directors Art Fair: ULTRA 002, managed by Radi-um’s Tsutomu Ikeuchi.

TABlog tags along with a group of building-seekers.

The ‘everyday life interiors’ magazine launches its fourth issue at Utrecht.